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- •AWS Continuum leverages AI to automate the lifecycle of code vulnerability management.
- •The platform operates in four phases: ingestion, prioritization, validation, and remediation.
- •AWS is collaborating with various industries to refine Continuum, focusing on first- and third-party code.
Amazon Web Services (AWS) has launched AWS Continuum, a new security platform designed to manage code vulnerabilities using advanced AI models. The platform operates in four phases: ingestion and scanning, prioritization, validation, and remediation. It is model-agnostic, leveraging various frontier AI models to analyze both structured and unstructured data within a customer's environment. Initially available in gated preview, Continuum focuses on first- and third-party code vulnerabilities. It incorporates features like penetration testing and threat modeling, aiming to automate the vulnerability management lifecycle. AWS is collaborating with customers in sectors such as financial services and technology to refine the platform. This initiative addresses the growing backlog of vulnerabilities and aims to enhance security operations significantly.
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