AI Tools Uncover Record Software Flaws in Tech Sector, Database Shows
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AI-driven vuln discovery doubling 2025’s tally means your exposed surface is growing faster than your patch bandwidth. Shift budget from more scanning to faster triage and remediation — and assume adversaries are running the same tools against you.
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