Chainguard and Athena face 20,000 AI-found vuln reports, with first disclosures starting in 3 weeks
Security leaders have a cleanup problem, and “just scan more” keeps escalating it. Athena aims to turn findings into coordinated patches.

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Security leaders have a cleanup problem, and “just scan more” keeps escalating it. Athena aims to turn findings into coordinated patches.
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