Tech Talks Daily
00:21:47 · Neil C. Hughes, Frank Emery
[00:21:47] S0: It really is. And for people listening, if any of our conversation resonated with you today, the good news is you're not alone on this journey. Checkmarx, for example, helping the world's largest enterprises get ahead of the application risk that we're talking about without slowing down development. So for anyone listening that would like to carry on that conversation, where can they find out more about everything we've talked about today? [00:22:10] S1: Yeah. The best place is our website, checkmarks.com. We have a lot of information about AgenTek application security testing, as well as events we're going to, webinars we hold, lots of goodness there. [00:22:23] S0: Awesome. So much great things in what you've raised today and great work as well. I really support what you're doing here. And, Frank, I will include links to everything everyone's mentioned... That you've mentioned. And for people listening, please go check it out. Continue the conversation. But thanks for bringing it all to life today, Frank, in a language everyone can understand and regardless of age too. Hopefully, people find value in this. But thanks again. [00:22:45] S1: Absolutely. I'm happy to be here.
00:22:45 · Frank Emery, Neil C. Hughes
[00:22:45] S1: Absolutely. I'm happy to be here. [00:22:47] S0: I think Frank's point about code being functionally correct while remaining insecure is a reminder for anyone assessing it. Producing an application and understanding it whether it is ready for production all involve different responsibilities. Today's conversation, I think, highlights why security checks need to fit the work that is being done. A quick check during cogeneration will serve a very different purpose from testing later in the process because teams need those layers to work together. And with clear ownership when something needs attention. All incredibly important. And for leaders focusing on measuring progress, the discussion, I think, returns to discovery time, detection quality, and remediation. Because more output alone cannot establish whether the business has reduced its exposure or not. So big thank you to Frank from Checkmarx for joining me here on Tech Talks Daily today. You'll find the company website, report, resources, everything you need in the episode notes over at techtalksnetwork.com. But over to you, how is your team reviewing AI generated code? Where are you finding gaps appearing? I wanna hear your thoughts, experiences, and everything. So please let me know. But that is it for today. Thanks for thanks for listening as always. I'll speak with you all again tomorrow bright and early. Speak with you then. Bye for now.