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What to do when security wants to shift left and organizational friction keeps pulling it right? Misaligned KPIs, late involvement, and siloed workflows make true integration harder than it should be. Explore the root causes in the Software Quality Pulse Report: https://lnkd.in/eXQQEADm

AI can generate tests. But are they testing the right behavior? AI can summarize requirements. But did it understand the customer problem? AI can help teams move faster. But can the team still explain what changed, what risk was introduced, and why the release is ready? Join us on June 25 for "AI Will Not Tell You Whether You Built The Right Thing" with Simon Knight and John-Paul Herold. You'll learn how teams can connect intent, implementation, evidence, and release decisions as AI becomes part of software delivery. Register here: https://lnkd.in/evmNgii9 #SoftwareQuality #AI #Testing #QA #Testmo

Every other Tuesday at 11 AM EDT / 5 PM CEST, we run a free live Kiuwan demo session! Solution Architect and DevSecOps expert John Brawner walks through the product—SAST, SCA, CI/CD integrations, compliance dashboards—and opens it up for questions at the end. The session stays consistent, so it's easy to send a teammate who hasn't seen it yet or drop back in if something's come up since you last joined. If you're looking at application security tooling and want to see how it actually works before committing to anything, dropping in on our product demo webinar is the perfect way to do that. Next session: Tomorrow, June 23 at 11 AM EDT / 5 PM CEST. Register: https://lnkd.in/e-7-6_uh

AI-assisted development is making it easier to generate code, tests, documentation, and summaries. But more output does not always mean more understanding. The harder question for software teams is whether that output still matches the intent behind the work. On June 25, Simon Knight and John-Paul Herold will explore how teams can keep quality visible in the AI era and make stronger decisions around testing, risk, and release confidence. Save your spot: https://lnkd.in/evmNgii9

Faster development doesn’t automatically lead to better software quality. As teams adopt AI, manage larger codebases, and accelerate delivery, maintaining quality and resolving issues quickly are becoming bigger challenges than finding them in the first place. In this edition of Kiuwan Security Central, we explore: 🟡 Why software quality is becoming more difficult to maintain as development accelerates 🟡 Why faster vulnerability remediation is emerging as a top security priority 🟡 How security concerns are shaping the adoption of AI and autonomous technologies Subscribe to follow and stay informed on the trends, insights, and strategies shaping software quality and application security.

Security automation is growing, but signal quality isn’t keeping pace. False positives drain time, attention, and resources (especially when teams are already stretched thin). Learn how teams are improving detection quality in the Software Quality Pulse Report: https://lnkd.in/eXQQEADm

Many enterprise applications are already being scanned. The problem is that the biggest risks often exist in the gaps between tools, teams, and processes. Injection attacks, broken access controls, and vulnerable dependencies don't all look the same, and no single testing method catches everything. That's why effective application security depends on combining multiple layers of visibility and prioritizing what actually matters. Our latest guide explores: ✔ Common enterprise application security gaps ✔ Why compliance alone doesn't reduce risk ✔ How SAST, SCA, DAST, and IAST work together ✔ Practical ways to improve coverage and prioritization across large application portfolios Link in the comments.

AI can help teams build faster, but speed does not answer the most important question: Did you build the right thing? Join us on June 25 for "AI Will Not Tell You Whether You Built The Right Thing," a live webinar with Simon Knight and John-Paul Herold on AI-assisted development, software quality, and release confidence. We'll cover how teams can keep intent, risk, evidence, and human judgment visible as AI becomes part of everyday software delivery. Register here: https://lnkd.in/evmNgii9

Security works best when it works where developers already are. A Kiuwan free trial includes the full platform: ✔ SAST with prioritized findings across 30+ modern and legacy languages ✔ Continuous SCA monitoring against the NIST NVD for newly disclosed CVEs ✔ Native CI/CD integrations for Jenkins, GitLab, and other popular pipelines ✔ Guided setup to help teams get up and running quickly Instead of adding another security process, Kiuwan integrates into existing workflows so teams can identify vulnerabilities, monitor dependency risk, and remediate issues earlier. Start your first scan and see what your codebase reveals. Link in comments.

How much engineering time is lost to poor code quality? According to Stripe's Developer Coefficient report, developers spend an estimated 17.3 hours per week dealing with technical debt and code quality issues. Improving code quality goes beyond style guides and code reviews. It means building processes that make readability, maintainability, security, efficiency, and testability part of everyday development. In our latest guide, we explore: ✔ The five dimensions of code quality ✔ The metrics that actually matter ✔ How static analysis helps enforce standards automatically ✔ Ways to integrate quality checks into CI/CD workflows ✔ How unified SAST, SCA, and governance capabilities help teams scale quality across the SDLC Read the full guide: https://lnkd.in/eAJqhVKm