We’ve spent months analyzing how AI-powered coding assistants like GitHub Copilot handle security risks. The results?

Security campaigns available with the Copilot Autofix tool aim to manage risk and increaase collaboration between developers ...

GitHub Copilot adoption rose 27% (2023–2024), causing a 40% spike in secret leaks, widening enterprise attack surfaces.

Slopsquatting and vibe coding are fueling a new wave of AI-driven cyberattacks, exposing developers to hidden risks through ...

With Security Campaigns, security managers can draft security campaigns to refine the scope of the vulnerability resolutions ...

A 30-fold increase in company data being exposed to shadow AI shows that offering users official AI tools doesn’t reduce the ...

Security teams can adds risks that need to be addressed to a security campaign, which is then shared with developers who are ...

Copilot-enabled repos are 40% more likely to contain API keys, passwords, or tokens — just one of several issues security ...

Instantly detects vulnerabilities and remediates code – including AI-created code – with AI-driven insights, plus training embedded into developer workflows Symbiotic Security v1 empowers developers ...

The future belongs to those who wield AI’s power responsibly. Let’s build it—one secure line of code at a time.

This dramatic increase highlights how the proliferation of non-human identities (NHIs), such as service accounts, microservices, and AI agents, are rapidly expanding the attack surface for threat ...