ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Anthropic recently announced a new code analysis capability that’s sparked a lot of discussion across the AppSec community.
In this episode of Let’s Talk Security Testing, we break down what the announcement actually means for application security teams, whether it represents real progress or just another wave of industry hype.
We also dive into one of the hardest problems in security testing - business logic flaws, and discuss whether tools can realistically detect them.
Finally, we play a game: build an AppSec programme with only $10, exploring the trade-offs security teams face when budgets are limited.
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