US EditionAI-Generated Code 40% More Vulnerable: Snyk CEO Warns of Security Challenges in AI-Driven Development
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AI-Generated Code 40% More Vulnerable: Snyk CEO Warns of Security Challenges in AI-Driven Development
Snyk CEO Peter McKay Highlights Security Challenges in AI-Driven Development at RSAC In an era where artificial intelligence is transforming software development, cybersecurity companies are racing to address new vulnerabilities emerging from this technological shift. At the recent RSA Conference (RSAC) in San Francisco, Snyk CEO Peter McKay emphasized the critical intersection of rapid development and security in the AI age. “You want to develo…
RSAC 2025 Conference: AI Threats, Ninjas and Baby Goats
RSAC 2025 Conference, the world’s largest cybersecurity show, brought together a record 44,000 attendees to its 34th annual flagship event at the Moscone Center in San Francisco, April 28 through May 1. Among the most pressing topics discussed were Agentic AI, critical infrastructure, emerging threats and evolving policy, all part of the rapidly changing environment where collaboration and sharing information are key. “The strength, determinati…
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