We’re thrilled to share that one of our latest contributions to the cybersecurity and AI communities has just been published on the Cloud Security Alliance blog.
With the rapid adoption of GenAI-assisted coding, we’re entering a new era of software development. But with great speed and productivity come new risks—especially when LLMs are used to generate or refactor infrastructure and security-sensitive code.
At BrightOnLABS, we believe security must be proactive, developer-friendly, and baked in by design. That’s why we created the R.A.I.L.G.U.A.R.D. Framework and accompanying Cursor Rules to guide GenAI tools like Cursor toward secure coding practices from the first keystroke.
In the CSA article, we break down:
Whether you're a DevSecOps practitioner, AI developer, security engineer, or simply exploring how GenAI is changing secure development, this article offers insights on how building safer development environments in the age of Copilots, bridging the gap between security policies and developer tooling, and embedding compliance and best practices directly into your IDE.
We’d like to thank the Cloud Security Alliance for featuring our work and helping push the conversation forward on secure AI-assisted development.
The BrightOnLABS Team