The New Security Landscape: How AI Is Rewriting Software Security

AI is changing the economics of software security. Vulnerability research that once depended on deep expertise and dedicated time is now amplified by AI, allowing far more code paths and attack hypotheses to be examined at unprecedented scale and speed. 

As more vulnerabilities get discovered, we want to shift the conversation from "Are we less secure?" to “How can I leverage AI in software security to deliver products that are harder to exploit and ultimately more secure?” 

Join Progress security experts, Pavel Minarik and John Snelson, for a conversation about how AI is reshaping vulnerability discovery, what it means for the security practices that organizations rely on today and how they can move from finding vulnerabilities faster toward preventing them from shipping in the first place. 

In this webinar, we'll explore: 

• Why more security fixes don't mean less secure software, and how to interpret the growing volume of vulnerability disclosures 
• How AI is changing the economics of vulnerability research, with examples of how you can expand the depth and breadth of analysis practices
• Why every surface increasingly needs to be treated as an attack surface, featuring recent industry incidents and what we’ve learned from them 
• How established security approaches are evolving, including the techniques where AI augments what’s possible and where human-led prioritization remains more effective
• The new opportunity, and how we can move from perpetual patching to eliminating vulnerabilities earlier in development 
  

Register now to understand how AI is changing the security equation and what it could mean for the future of software security. 

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Your Speakers for the Session

Pavel Minarik

Interim Chief Information Security Officer, Progress

John Snelson

Software Fellow and Lead Architect, Progress MarkLogic