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Orca Security Extends Its Platform to the New Generation of AI Builders
The new capabilities help security teams find AI-built apps outside pipelines and analyze code in traditional ones, as IBM estimates shadow AI breaches cost $670,000 more.
- On Wednesday, July 29, 2026, Orca Security announced two new AI-powered capabilities: Orca AI AppGen Security and Orca Code Security Auditor, extending unified risk prioritization across applications built inside and outside traditional development pipelines.
- Software development is expanding beyond engineering departments as 52% of organizations now build custom applications with AI. This shift creates shadow AI blind spots where employees deploy tools without formal security review.
- IBM estimates that security breaches involving shadow AI cost organizations an average of $670,000 more than other incidents. These risks persist as business teams connect AI-generated applications to sensitive data, cloud resources, and internal APIs.
- CEO Gil Geron stated the platform helps organizations "secure every builder and every application." Sisense One Chief Information Security Officer Sangram Dash added that unified visibility lets security teams "say yes to builders" while maintaining oversight.
- The next generation of frontier AI models will increasingly generate and modify software autonomously. The Orca Platform maps risks across APIs and integrations, positioning security to keep pace with growing populations of AI-assisted developers.
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