The sec-context project provides a comprehensive security reference for AI models to generate safer code, addressing the critical gap of AI models reproducing dangerous security anti-patterns. The project distills security anti-patterns from 150+ sources, covering 25+ security anti-patterns with pseudocode examples, CWE references, and mitigation strategies. This aims to help reduce vulnerabilities in AI-generated code.
The sec-context project can be used by developers and organizations to improve the security of their AI-generated code, by providing a reference for AI models to avoid common security anti-patterns. This can be particularly useful for organizations that rely heavily on AI-generated code, as it can help reduce the risk of vulnerabilities and security breaches. The project's comprehensive security anti-pattern documents can also be used for security audits and code reviews.
The target audience of the sec-context project includes developers, security professionals, and organizations that use AI coding assistants and generate code using Large Language Models (LLMs). This also includes DevSecOps teams, security researchers, and anyone involved in the development and deployment of AI-generated code.
The sec-context project can be monetized through consulting services, where the project's creators offer security audits and code reviews for organizations using AI-generated code. Additionally, the project can offer training and workshops on secure coding practices for AI models, or develop and sell security-focused AI coding tools and plugins. The project can also explore partnerships with AI coding assistant providers to integrate the sec-context security anti-patterns into their platforms.