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AI coding assistants like Cursor, Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, and other coding agents are transforming software development—but are they creating new security risks?In this SC Media webcast, Mike Shema sits down with Lev Caspi, Co-Founder and CTO of Legit Security, to discuss the security challenges of AI-generated code, coding agents, prompt injection, supply chain risks, agent governance, and the future of AI-powered application security.Key topics include:Security risks in AI-generated code
How coding agents introduce new attack surfaces
Prompt injection and agent security threats
Securing AI development workflows
AI-powered AppSec and code review
Agent identity, governance, and access controls
Protecting software supply chains in the age of AI
Building guardrails for AI-assisted software developmentWhether you're an AppSec leader, software developer, DevSecOps practitioner, CISO, or engineering manager, this discussion offers practical guidance for securely adopting AI development tools at scale.Thank you to our sponsor of this webcast, Legit Security!-> Register for upcoming SC Media webcasts:
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Key Moments
- 0:00 - AI Coding Agents Are Changing Software Development
- 02:17 - How AI Is Transforming Engineering
- 06:08 - Why AI Creates New Security Risks
- 10:14 - Testing AI-Generated Code at Scale
- 13:56 - Securing the Agents Themselves
- 20:39 - AI Supply Chain & Prompt Injection Risks
- 24:28 - Can Traditional Security Still Help?
- 31:00 - Shadow AI and Agent Visibility
- 35:06 - The Future of AppSec Teams
- 42:54 - Why AI Security Will Improve
- 50:02 - Predictions for AI Development Security
