Introducing Argus: The Code Security Colleague Your Team Doesn't Have
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Most development teams don't have a security engineer. Not because they don't want one. Security expertise is genuinely hard to find, expensive to keep, and most of us would rather ship features than spend an afternoon reading about deserialization gadget chains. So security becomes the thing you'll get to later, and later never comes. I've believed for a while that AI is going to change security, and not as a slogan. The reason is structural: there aren't enough people. The industry is short…
1Key Takeaways
- Most development teams don't have a security engineer.
- Security expertise is genuinely hard to find, expensive to keep, and most of us would rather ship features than spend an afternoon reading about deserialization gadget chains.
- So security becomes the thing you'll get to later, and later never comes.
- I've believed for a while that AI is going to change security, and not as a slogan.
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Coding AI shifts how fast software ships and how much human review each change needs. DEV — AI reports that most development teams don't have a security engineer.
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