According to a recent LinkedIn post from Semgrep, the company is spotlighting the impact of AI agents on software development velocity and the resulting security challenges. The post promotes an upcoming fireside chat with Semgrep’s Milan Williams and Latio Tech’s James Berthoty focused on how security practices must adapt when humans cannot feasibly review every line of code.
The LinkedIn post highlights themes such as the rise of “citizen developers,” shifts in traditional code review, and the need for new security controls tailored to AI-generated code. For investors, this suggests Semgrep is positioning itself as a thought leader in AI-era application security, which may support product relevance, customer engagement, and long-term demand as enterprises reassess security tooling for accelerated, AI-driven development workflows.