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Article: With surge in AI-generated code creates security concerns, DeepSources launches trio of ... - published 6 months ago.
Content: DeepSource is a unified DevSecOps platform for securing code. The company recently launched a series of fully autonomous AI agents that can scan and ...
https://sociable.co/business/as-surge-in-ai-generated-code-creates-security-concerns-deepsources-launches-trio-of-autonomous-ai-agents-for-devsecops/   
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Article: With surge in AI-generated code creates security concerns, DeepSources launches trio of ... - published 6 months ago.
Content: DeepSource is a unified DevSecOps platform for securing code. The company recently launched a series of fully autonomous AI agents that can scan and ...
https://sociable.co/business/as-surge-in-ai-generated-code-creates-security-concerns-deepsources-launches-trio-of-autonomous-ai-agents-for-devsecops/   
Published: 2025 04 25 22:43:33
Received: 2025 04 26 09:39:52
Feed: Google Alert - devsecops
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