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State of SDLC Security 2026: How Risk Scales in Modern Development

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From the 2026 State of SDLC Security report: risk concentrates in reused dependencies, dev endpoints (86% macOS) anchor trust, GitHub Actions turns access into impact, and AI amplifies weaknesses.
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