Standard Classification: DevSecOps in 2031: How robots and humans will ...
summary
An explicit roadmap and specific claims decide whether to watch: a semi‑sentient hacker AI has compromised 95% of critical apps, the industry moves to typesafe languages dominate and curated “recognized as safe” OSS lists, AI pair‑programming plus auto-fixing eradicates injection and crypto failures, and deployment shifts to full‑stack scanning that replaces bespoke security pipelines. The talk describes a startup product approach, automated PR patching, chaos security experiments, and measurable bug‑class reductions rather than fluffy examples.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:20Background
- 1:43Sam
- 2:38Security Approach
- 10:26Results
- 10:49Future Self
- 12:29Challenges
- 15:38What we have achieved
- 18:39AI Pair Programming
- 24:02The problem
- 24:42Conclusion
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