AI coding agents like Claude Code and GitHub Copilot are dramatically accelerating development cycles, with 64% of organizations already using AI to generate most of their code. However, this speed introduces new security risks: higher bug rates, identity sprawl, untracked assets, and an expanded attack surface that traditional vulnerability management tools weren't designed to handle. Traditional VM tools rely on baselines and CVE signatures, but AI-generated code creates non-deterministic, context-dependent risks that appear between scans. The post argues that Continuous Exposure Management is the appropriate security paradigm for the AI era, capable of mapping attack paths, prioritizing real exposures beyond CVEs, and catching flaws pre-deployment.

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AI Coding Agents Push Fast DeploymentsThe Cost of AI-AssistanceTraditional Vulnerability Models Weren’t Built for Threats at AI ScaleWhy Continuous Exposure Management is the AI Era’s VMHow Exposure Management Reduces AI Risk

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