Securing coding agents in CI: a hands-on checklist
A coding agent in your pipeline inherits its token, secrets and inputs. Lock down permissions, untrusted input, action pinning and approvals in this list.
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A coding agent in your pipeline inherits its token, secrets and inputs. Lock down permissions, untrusted input, action pinning and approvals in this list.
A prompt cannot secure a code review agent on its own. Treat pull request text as untrusted input, limit tools, validate output and keep a human on merge.
A prompt cannot secure a code review agent. Here are the mistakes teams make, from mixed instructions to approval prompts that gate nothing, and the fixes.
A checklist for prompts and permissions on AI code review agents: treat diffs as untrusted, narrow the tools, validate output, and keep a human on merges.
A coding agent in CI reads untrusted text and holds credentials. Limit who triggers it, what it touches and what it does, using OWASP and GitHub guidance.
Most chatbot red teams test the model and miss the system around it. Seven common mistakes, with defensive fixes drawn from OWASP and NIST guidance.
Red team an internal chatbot by testing its tools, data access and untrusted inputs, not its tone. A scoped checklist with evidence and fix rules.
Retrieval systems leak and mislead when documents are poisoned or permissions are ignored. Ten defensive questions, drawn from OWASP, to ask before launch.
RAG apps fail in two ways: bad documents get in, and the wrong people get good ones out. Learn the OWASP controls for ingestion, permissions and logging.
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