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GENERATIVE AI: UNDERSTANDING THE APPSEC RISKS AND HOW DAST CAN MITIGATE THEM

On-Demand Webcast|1 Hour

Generative AI tools such as GitHub Copilot and ChatGPT seem to hold promise for
developers looking to write code more efficiently and find quick answers to
programming questions. But especially in these early days, carefree reliance on
such tools can introduce a range of issues related to software functionality,
licensing, and security. Superficially valid suggestions can result in
vulnerable code that increases risk and requires additional remediation work
down the line. And that’s even before considering the potential for abuse if
such tools are used irresponsibly or with malicious intent.

To systematically catch vulnerabilities that AI-generated application code can
introduce, your AppSec teams can use techniques like dynamic application
security testing (DAST) and software composition analysis (SCA), running
automatic checks in the development pipeline.

The webcast featuring Invicti will examine how DAST and other methods of
application security testing and analysis can help to mitigate the security
risks associated with AI-generated code. It will also warn viewers of other
potential AI dangers that developers should look out for, including:
Importing AI-suggested libraries that don’t exist (but can be spoofed by
malicious actors)
Privacy concerns surrounding AI engine queries
Superficially correct code that introduces business logic vulnerabilities
Possible code licensing violations.



Frank Catucci

CTO and Head of Security Research

Invicti

Frank Catucci is a global application security technical leader with over 20
years of experience, designing scalable application security specific
architecture, partnering with cross-functional engineering and product teams.
Frank is a past OWASP Chapter President and contributor to the OWASP bug bounty
initiative and most recently was the Head of Application & Product Security at
Data Robot. Prior to that role, Frank was the Sr. Director of Application
Security & DevSecOps and Security Researcher at Gartner, and was also the
Director of Application Security for Qualys. Outside of work and hacking things,
Frank and his wife maintain a family farm. He is an avid outdoors fan and loves
all types of fishing, boating, watersports, hiking, camping and especially dirt
bikes and motorcycles.

Bradley Barth

Director of Community Content

CyberRisk Alliance

As director of community content at CyberRisk Alliance, Bradley Barth develops
content for SC Media online conferences and events, as well as video/multimedia
projects. For nearly six years, he wrote and reported for SC Media as deputy
editor and, before that, senior reporter. He was previously a program executive
with the tech-focused PR firm Voxus. Past journalistic experience includes
stints as business editor at Executive Technology, a staff writer at New York
Sportscene and a freelance journalist covering travel and entertainment. In his
spare time, Bradley also writes screenplays.


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