The impact of application security in the AI era

As the adoption of generative AI (GenAI) accelerates, so does the frequency and sophistication of attacks on AI systems. In addition to strengthening our security, AI will unleash new types of cyberthreats. To mitigate the risk of GenAI, a new paradigm is needed to address its unique challenges.

Read this IDC White Paper by Katie Norton to explore the peril and promise of generative AI in application security, including:

• GenAI’s ability to improve cybersecurity but introduce new security risks.
• Securing GenAI applications.
• Distinct security vulnerabilities in AI.
• Open source and third-party models.
• Enhancing application security with GenAI.
• Considering OpenText™ Fortify application security.

Written by

Katie Norton

Research Manager, DevSecOps and Software Supply Chain Security, IDC

Katie Norton is a research manager for IDC’s DevSecOps and Software Supply Chain Security research practice. In this role, she is responsible for researching, writing, and advising clients on the fast-evolving DevSecOps and software supply chain security markets. With her background in research administration and data analytics, Katie takes a data-first approach in her market analysis.