AppSecAI is part of the shift toward AI-powered remediation closing the gap between

When the breach happens, nobody asks the developer who skipped the ticket. They ask you. That was a fair deal back when security had no way to fix anything itself. Filing the ticket was the job. Twenty years on, filing the ticket is still the job. The average finding sits for months. The exploit shows up in hours. AppSecAI closes that gap. We take findings from any scanner, triage them, and validate which ones are real. Those come back as tested code fixes, written as validated pull requests your own team delivers. Every fix clears a battery of validation checks of its own before the AppSec team or a developer sees it, and then it gets reviewed like any other code. You already carry the blame. This is how you get the control that goes with it. We measure and open source our results: 97% triage accuracy and 93% fix accuracy on the OWASP Benchmark You pay for the fixes you accept. Reject one and it costs you nothing. We came out of Contrast Security, Network General, and Cloudflare. Travis McPeak of Cursor and formerly of Netflix says it better than we do: AI took away security's last excuse for staying advisory, and the teams that own the outcome are the ones that will still be here. His full talk is on our site: appsecai.io/travismcpeaktranscript We're also backing OASIS (Open Automated Security Initiative for Software), the OWASP-affiliated push to get the industry past "we found it" and into "we fixed it." https://www.linkedin.com/groups/30880006/