PushButton AI Team ·
Your team finally adopted an AI tool. Now someone's asking if it's actually secure. Most business owners never think about this until it's a problem. You've probably seen the pattern — buy the tool,
Your team finally adopted an AI tool. Now someone's asking if it's actually secure.
Most business owners never think about this until it's a problem.
You've probably seen the pattern — buy the tool, struggle with adoption, move on. The security question doesn't even make the list. That's not ignorance, that's triage. You're running a business, not a tech lab.
Here's what's quietly changing though. AI is now writing portions of code inside business software. Not someday — today. And the companies building enterprise tools are starting to treat security as a continuous process, not a one-time checkbox. Snyk just announced exactly this kind of ongoing protection built specifically for AI-generated code.
Why does this matter to you? Because your next AI vendor evaluation should include one simple question: "How do you handle security for AI-generated output?" If they stare at you blankly, that tells you something important before you sign anything.
That's it. One question. No technical expertise required. Just ask it in your next demo call.
It positions you as someone who thinks ahead — and filters out vendors who aren't ready for that conversation.
What's the one question you wish you'd asked before your last AI purchase?
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May 27, 2026. Continuous, context-aware pentesting for AI-generated code — cutting through the noise that context-free point solutions can't.