Webinar: From Prompt to Production — No One Reviewed the Code

#1736175: Webinar: From Prompt to Production — No One Reviewed the Code

Description:	Non-developers are building apps. Developers are trusting AI code. Neither group is really reviewing what ships. Code is getting to production without anyone really reviewing it. Not because people don’t care, but because the step is just disappearing. AI tools let anyone spin up a working app in minutes. At the same time, developers are shipping code they didn’t fully write or read. Whether it’s developers or others, code goes live without real scrutiny, security or otherwise. The result is the same: Code reaches production without proper review. Security shows up later, if at all. In this session, we'll walk through what this actually looks like in practice. We'll build a simple app using common AI tools, push it to production, and show where things break down, from exposed routes to missing controls to risky defaults that don't show up until it's too late. We'll also map where traditional security processes fit, and where they don't, when software is created this way. This isn't a talk about whether AI is good or bad. It's a look at what's already happening inside teams, and what it means when software starts shipping faster than anyone can review it. What you'll get A clear picture of how both non-developers and experienced engineers are shipping code faster than it can be reviewed How AI-generated code actually moves from prompt to production Where review and security controls are being skipped or assumed What risk looks like when code is trusted but not understood How to identify and respond to these patterns inside your own environment Who should attend Security leaders trying to understand how AI is changing the risk model. AppSec teams dealing with less visibility and more code than ever. Engineering and platform leaders responsible for what actually reaches production.
More info:	https://www.contrastsecurity.com/webinar-from-prompt-to-production

Description:

Non-developers are building apps. Developers are trusting AI code. Neither group is really reviewing what ships.

Code is getting to production without anyone really reviewing it. Not because people don’t care, but because the step is just disappearing.

AI tools let anyone spin up a working app in minutes. At the same time, developers are shipping code they didn’t fully write or read.

Whether it’s developers or others, code goes live without real scrutiny, security or otherwise.

The result is the same: Code reaches production without proper review. Security shows up later, if at all.

In this session, we'll walk through what this actually looks like in practice. We'll build a simple app using common AI tools, push it to production, and show where things break down, from exposed routes to missing controls to risky defaults that don't show up until it's too late.

We'll also map where traditional security processes fit, and where they don't, when software is created this way.

This isn't a talk about whether AI is good or bad. It's a look at what's already happening inside teams, and what it means when software starts shipping faster than anyone can review it.

What you'll get
A clear picture of how both non-developers and experienced engineers are shipping code faster than it can be reviewed
How AI-generated code actually moves from prompt to production
Where review and security controls are being skipped or assumed
What risk looks like when code is trusted but not understood
How to identify and respond to these patterns inside your own environment

Who should attend
Security leaders trying to understand how AI is changing the risk model. AppSec teams dealing with less visibility and more code than ever. Engineering and platform leaders responsible for what actually reaches production.

More info:

https://www.contrastsecurity.com/webinar-from-prompt-to-production

Date added	May 6, 2026, 1:02 p.m.
Source	Contrast Security
Subjects	DevOps / DevSecOps Info on - Secure Programming / Applications PodCasts / Webcast / Webinar / eSummit / Virtual Event etc.
Venue	May 27, 2026, midnight - May 27, 2026, midnight