About webinar

AI can write code — and create risks.

It speeds up delivery and automates the mundane, yet code is now moving faster than security checks. This creates a gap where businesses face a new generation of threats that many teams aren’t prepared for.

Join us for a webinar to explore the evolving security landscape of AI development and why legacy methods are failing to keep up.

Agenda

Introduction

– Context and issues: Why code security is critical right now.
– Challenges for CIO/CISO and DevOps in today’s DevSecOps environment.
– Briefly about the Secure Code Warrior vendor.

New AI risks in code

– AI-generated vulnerabilities.
– Prompt injection and dangerous patterns.
– Data leaks through AI.

Why classic security approaches don’t work

– Post-release review → too late
– Dependency on tools instead of practices
– Lack of control over developer behavior

How developer training is changing the approach to security

– Shift-left security
– Developing a secure coding mindset
– Integrating security into the development process

Secure Code Warrior Solution. Key features of the platform:

– Gamification and competition as a motivation tool
– Practice on real code + focus on OWASP Top 10
– Role-based learning for different teams (Dev, DevOps, QA, Security)
– CI/CD integration (Jira, GitHub, GitLab)
– How Secure Code Warrior helps with compliance (GDPR, PCI DSS, DORA)

Demo

– Example of a training scenario.
– What the interface looks like for developers and managers.
– Metrics collection and reporting for CISO.

Use cases and results

– How companies of all sizes can use Secure Code Warrior for developers.
– Examples of reducing risks and accelerating DevSecOps processes.

Q&A session

Speaker

Eugene Kurash

Sales Engineer, BAKOTECH

7 years of experience in providing design, testing, and implementation of IT solutions for cyberprotection. Eugene’s work portfolio includes projects for small, medium, and large organizations, as well as experience in cooperation with state enterprises.

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