Teaching privacy works. People understand it.
But as Avi Douglen puts it, "there's a world of difference between understanding it and getting it."
That gap is why he and Kim Wuyts built Context & Cringe.
#AppSec#Privacy
https://t.co/68ZWX51R0x
AI can draft your privacy threat model.
It can't feel the cringe.
Kim Wuyts and Avi Douglen on Context & Cringe, APVS, and why the human gut still matters in privacy.
#AppSec#Privacy
https://t.co/balFGMfj7U
Ever wanted to be a guest on The Application Security Podcast? Here's your chance.
We're recording a live episode at Global AppSec in San Francisco, and this time the audience is part of the show.
First, an Ask Me Anything. You bring the questions on AI and security, and we (plus a few special guests) answer them live.
Then we flip it. Reverse AMA: we ask you the questions, and the audience becomes the guest. (Fair warning: we've been saving up some good ones.)
Thursday, November 5
10:15 to 11:00 a.m. PT
Regency Room
Can't make it to SF? Drop your question in the comments. We might use it on the mic.
#AppSec #OWASP #AISecurity #ApplicationSecurity
You don't trust AI. So why ship its code? Altman says we can't patch all the bugs.
Claude is writing its own proofs. Who checks the checker?
#AISecurityTable#AISecurity#AppSec
https://t.co/OPXH5wWens
Scion is infrastructure rebuilt for agents first, people second.
When your tools are optimized for agents, who's still checking what the agents did?
#AISecurityTable#AISecurity#AgenticAI
https://t.co/thapmDERI7
Can you still trust the CVE process when the exploit shows up before the CVE does?
Hannah Foxwell and Chris Romeo on why exploitability is the wrong thing to wait for.
#AppSec#VulnerabilityManagement
https://t.co/H5ezm5u7mJ
Anthropic hit 30,000 merges a day and ditched Git for Scion: centralized, always online, built for agents.
Innovation, or SVN with a better publicist? We argue it out.
#AISecurityTable#AISecurity#AppSec
https://t.co/9t1xvvWtcA
Jim Manico told us that human code review is on its way out.
Ahmad Sadeddin's data says agents are already addressing the security findings.
Catch up on Jim's episode.
#AppSec#CodeReview
https://t.co/8Y1ytYe4q8
Anthropic now bans sustained cruelty toward Claude. Model welfare, cleaner training data, or something else?
#AISecurityTable#Claude#AIEthics
https://t.co/t4AxfP9i5Q
AI is now SI, at least in federal agencies.
Nobody has defined SI yet.
Also: Anthropic says stop being cruel to Claude.
#AISecurityTable#AISecurity#SuperIntelligence
https://t.co/t4AxfP9i5Q
A security review on a PR can run $5 to $25 once you scan every push. Some teams run 100,000 a month.
Ahmad Sadeddin on why AI AppSec budgets are about to get a hard look.
#AppSec#AISecurity
https://t.co/sl1EKyw3U6
In May, 2.5 percent of developer replies to Corgea's security comments were written by an agent. Now it's about a third.
Ahmad Sadeddin breaks down the data with Chris Romeo.
#AppSec#AISecurity
https://t.co/sl1EKyw3U6
@manicode Had an interesting conversation on this week's @AppSecPodcast about this, and came to the conclusions that humans aren't deterministic either. Made me go hmmmmmm.