Several structural shifts have changed how source code security is approached. Software teams now deploy continuously, build on cloud-native architectures, and often depend on third-party and open-source components. As a result, security vulnerabilities propagate faster and across wider blast radii.
Security expectations have shifted as well. Customers assess vendors not only on features but also on how reliably they manage source code risk throughout the whole software lifecycle. This pushes security considerations beyond isolated code scans into architecture, development practices, and operational processes.
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