
Abby Kearns
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Jul 20, 2026
Securing the Open Source Supply Chain with ActiveState
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Doug MayerGUEST
So if my group's building an AI SDLC, kind of going further left to the pipeline than you traditionally would do with an AI-assisted environment, how are you fitting in over there then?

Abby KearnsGUEST
It's like today, if you're using AI, any AI code generator, you're pulling packages directly from package managers.

Abby KearnsGUEST
If you look and pay close attention to what your cloud code or cursor or codex is pulling from, it's largely NPM, PyPy, Maven, wherever those packages are, or beyond those package managers, maybe some esoteric library that sits out there that doesn't even go through those package managers.

Abby KearnsGUEST
And so that's where a lot of the security and the vulnerability is being introduced, is there are no guardrails around any of that.