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Orca Security secures AI-built and developer-created applications

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Orca Security secures AI-built and developer-created applications

Orca Security launched two AI-powered security capabilities: AppGen Security to discover and secure applications built outside traditional development pipelines on platforms like Claude and Supabase, and Code Security Auditor to analyze code from traditional pipelines. The additions aim to extend protection across both professional development teams and AI-assisted application builders.

Why it matters: Development and security teams need visibility into AI-generated applications and code built outside standard pipelines, as these shadow development efforts introduce unmonitored security risks.

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Orca Security secures AI-built and developer-created applications

Orca Security launched two capabilities to address security gaps in modern application development: Orca artificial intelligence (AI) AppGen Security discovers and secures AI applications built outside formal pipelines on platforms like Claude, Supabase, and Lovable, while AI Code Security Auditor performs deep static analysis for code in traditional development environments. Together, these tools extend Orca's platform to cover the full spectrum from professional engineering teams to citizen developers using AI assistance.

Why it matters: Security teams need visibility into unsanctioned AI-generated applications and supply chain risks from AI-assisted code, as these shadow development paths create blind spots in security posture.

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