In reality, more than 90% of orgs are still stuck with traditional reviews and scanners. Finding a place that has built a real inbound control layer is like finding a needle in a haystack.
It mostly comes down to the trade-off between security and speed. True inbound control means having your organization's policies (Policy-as-Code) integrated right at the prompt level, which is technically demanding to customize. We're likely heading toward a future where 'security proxies' sit between the IDE and the AI, filtering risks before the code even hits the editor.
CapeStart
AI, XAI, NLP, DL, ML, GenAI
Would be interesting to see how many orgs actually have an inbound control layer today vs relying purely on reviews and scanners.