CodeHunter Enhances Security for Software Supply Chain Against AI Threats
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CodeHunter has expanded its behavioral malware analysis and threat intelligence platform to secure both internal and external software supply chains from modern AI threats. This enhancement focuses on the software development lifecycle (SDLC) and CI/CD pipelines, aiming to expose and block malicious artifacts. The initiative responds to the growing risk of supply chain attacks as highlighted by a recent Gartner report.
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2026-02-11
CodeHunter announces expansion of security measures
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Gartner report warns about software supply chain risks
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