Anthropic's Claude Code Security launch sent shockwaves through cybersecurity markets. As GitGuardian's CEO, here's why I believe the real battle has shifted from code vulnerabilities to identity and secrets management in the AI era.

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Anthropic's Claude Code Security announcement sparked concern in cybersecurity markets, but GitGuardian's CEO argues the real security risk in the AI era isn't code vulnerabilities—it's secrets and non-human identity (NHI) management. As AI generates more code and deploys more agents, the attack surface has shifted: more API keys, more credentials, more agentic access across systems. GitGuardian pivoted 18 months ago to focus on secrets detection, NHI governance, endpoint security, and agentic AI security. Key data points include a 10x growth in AI-generated commits over the past year and emerging attack vectors targeting developer laptops. The post outlines GitGuardian's current capabilities including large-scale secrets scanning, NHI governance tooling, local endpoint scanning, and HoneyTokens for breach detection.

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