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What Anthropic’s Project Glasswing means for software builders

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By Jason Schmitt
| Security Boulevard Verified
The news this week about Anthropic’s Project Glasswing, and the hype around the capabilities and dangers of the Mythos model, represent important signals for the cybersecurity industry. First, AI has crossed a threshold in its ability to discover and exploit software vulnerabilities—faster and at greater scale than builders and defenders can fix them. It has reshaped what’s possible in both offensive and defensive cybersecurity, and there’s no turning back.
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Black Duck Signal: Security that moves at the speed of AI

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By Jason Schmitt
| Security Boulevard Verified
AI has fundamentally changed how software is built. AI agents are now designing architectures, writing functions, and deploying features autonomously. Developers are shipping code at velocities that would have been unimaginable just a year ago. This isn’t incremental progress—it’s a complete reimagining of software development.
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Introducing Black Duck Signal: Agentic AI that solves the noise crisis in application security

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By Jason Schmitt
| Security Boulevard Verified
Let’s be honest: Application security is noisier than ever. Scanners from established vendors are faster and now integrated into every development environment, but they can run too many tests and surface too many results if the right processes are not in place, resulting in findings that are wrong, contradictory, or redundant.
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