Dark Reading roundtable: closing identity gaps in the SDLC before adopting AI in software development
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A Dark Reading roundtable, reported by Arielle Waldman, discusses how AI is complicating security across the software development lifecycle (SDLC). Participants found that three measures give CISOs a path forward: closer collaboration between teams, better visibility into identities in development environments, and lower testing costs. The article is industry discussion and does not describe a specific incident, vulnerability, threat actor or campaign. The excerpt provided is brief, so further detail on the roundtable's findings is not available.
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Dark Reading roundtable: closing identity gaps in the SDLC before adopting AI in software development
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A Dark Reading roundtable, reported by Arielle Waldman, discusses how AI is complicating security across the software development lifecycle (SDLC). Participants found that three measures give CISOs a path forward: closer collaboration between teams, better visibility into identities in development environments, and lower testing costs. The article is industry discussion and does not describe a specific incident, vulnerability, threat actor or campaign. The excerpt provided is brief, so further detail on the roundtable's findings is not available.