“Give your security team an agent,” he wrote. “Start using Codex, the Codex Security plugin, or another capable agentic coding and security tool. Give it approved access to the codebases, infrastructure configurations, and technical documentation your security team needs to assess. Do not wait for a company-wide rollout to start with your highest-priority systems.”
Then, he said, “Equip that agent with security expertise. Start from community-supported skills, which include workflows for static analysis, security-focused code review, vulnerability variant analysis, software supply-chain risk, and other security workflows. Then build your own skills around your organization’s architecture, security standards, threat models, and playbooks.”
Accurate advice, but self-serving
Analysts and consultants said that Brockman’s advice was accurate, but that it was also obvious and somewhat self-serving.
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