Introducing Agent Security

2026-03-24T20:52:00Z5da70c9ef83a75806866c62cd867d5a2c884774e61f36b3f8e08841da934e69b
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What happened

Snyk blog posts from Mar 17–23, 2026 covering a new Agent Security initiative and the general availability of Evo AI-SPM. The posts argue that AI agents and LLM-generated code expand the attack surface and require a shift from solely static analysis to include offensive/dynamic testing in live environments (Snyk cites ~62% of LLM-generated code testing as insecure). Additional announcements: a Snyk–Tessl partnership to add Snyk security scores to the Tessl Skills Registry, and a new Snyk innovation hub in San Francisco to support secure AI development.

Why it matters

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2026-03-24T20:52:00Z
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