Dan Lorenc created Sigstore at Google and is the CEO and co-founder of Chainguard, whose Athena coalition processed more than 40,000 AI-discovered security findings in a single month. On Chain of Thought he explained why the average time to exploit has gone negative, and why patching speed, not discovery, now decides who wins.
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Latest episode with Dan Lorenc · EP 68
Time to Exploit is Negative: AI Broke the Patch Cycle | Dan Lorenc, Chainguard
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Yeah, I hate the memory system. Yeah, just because of that, like the models add a lot of notes, but I change stuff constantly. I've got multiple branches. I find that always adds more confusion to future runs than anything, the memory part.
Time to Exploit is Negative: AI Broke the Patch Cycle | Dan Lorenc, Chainguard
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