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click here | | | May 14th at 2pm ET / 11am PT | | Attendees of this live webcast may be eligible for CPE credit. |
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| | AI is fundamentally changing how software is written. Developers are increasingly relying on code generated by leveraging generative AI tools and application security experts are scrambling to understand and mitigate security risks. To counteract this emerging threat, the developer community must take proactive measures and foster a culture of continuous learning that is essential to stay ahead of the ongoing battle for application security.
This webcast explores the intersection of AI and application security, helping you understand the new security challenges while emphasizing proactive measures to identify and address vulnerabilities. Save your seat for our webcast on May 14th as we highlight the importance of: | | Integrating security from the outset of development Leveraging AI for efficient vulnerability detection Fostering collaboration between developers, security experts, and AI researchers Ethical considerations and responsible AI practices are emphasized to build resilient and trustworthy software systems in the face of evolving cyber threats. | | | | |
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| | | SC Media webcasts offer programs with leading IT security vendors moderated by SC Media editorial staff.
Attendees may be eligible to receive 1 CPE credit for each one-hour webcast they attend, subject to their respective industry association’s approval.
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