Security teams have always struggled to keep up with remediating vulnerabilities when developers were coding at human speed, and AI-assisted coding has only made that harder.

At the same time, AI is speeding up how quickly vulnerabilities get exploited once they ship, so a growing backlog isn't just a productivity problem anymore, it's a widening exposure window.

GitLab closes that gap by keeping findings, policy, and remediation in one platform and one workflow, so triage and fixes happen in the same context instead of bouncing across a scanner, a ticketing system, and a separate Git host.

Join GitLab Senior Director, Security Platforms and Architecture Jamie Dicken, Field CTO Cherry Han, and VP Product Security Zach Bright for a live conversation about what that looks like in a real environment: confirmed finding, policy check, merge request, fixed, without adding another tool to the stack.

Join us to learn…

• How to automate triage and remediation directly inside the merge request workflow you already use
• How to enforce security policy at the point of code change instead of after it ships
• How teams reduce risk by cutting mean time to remediation without adding another tool to their stack

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