From Discovery to Defense: Why AI Red Teaming Is the Next Step After AI-SPM
2026-03-26T08:52:00Z•33fc942a219f597d83ea8a60c5184de15927dc79b510e7f123585cd8e3412f57
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What happened
Snyk published a set of March 2026 posts positioning AI red‑teaming and unified agent governance as the next steps for securing AI systems. Key themes: Evo Agent Red Teaming to simulate real attacks and find prompt injection, data‑exposure and behavioral vulnerabilities; a new "Agent Security" approach (Evo AI‑SPM now generally available) for governing agents from code to runtime; advocacy for offensive dynamic testing to assess exploitability of AI‑generated code (Snyk cites ~62% of LLM‑generated code testing as insecure); and a new San Francisco innovation hub to drive AI security research.
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