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  • Securing the Software Development Lifecycle and Supply Chain in an AI-Forward World Pauline Bolaños
    It’s no secret how artificial intelligence (AI)-powered tools and systems, which promise users exponential productivity, growth, and efficiency, have quickly become integral in organizations' processes and workflows. AI — specifically generative AI (GenAI) and large language models (LLMs) — is now a foundational element of the software development process, allowing developers to build and scale software at a velocity that would have been impossible a mere decade ago. These technologies have perm
     

Securing the Software Development Lifecycle and Supply Chain in an AI-Forward World

22 de Outubro de 2026, 11:00

It’s no secret how artificial intelligence (AI)-powered tools and systems, which promise users exponential productivity, growth, and efficiency, have quickly become integral in organizations' processes and workflows. AI — specifically generative AI (GenAI) and large language models (LLMs) — is now a foundational element of the software development process, allowing developers to build and scale software at a velocity that would have been impossible a mere decade ago. These technologies have permeated the software development lifecycle (SDLC), from ideation to maintaining software, ensuring that concepts are translated swiftly into code.

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  • Mitigating New Vulnerabilities with owLSM
    Following the successful launch of owLSM, our first open-source project with more than 250 GitHub stars as of writing, we are now launching a blog series to explore the project's practical applications, capabilities, and value.
     

Two Approaches for Offensive Testing of AI Systems: Architecture-led AI Application Penetration Test and Threat-led AI Red Team Assessment

27 de Maio de 2026, 10:59

Artificial intelligence (AI) is changing the shape of the application attack surface. A traditional application assessment usually starts with familiar questions, such as:

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