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Why Secure Coding Ability Remains an Afterthought in Modern Hiring Pipelines - Stanley - Jan 14, 2026
Why Secure Coding Ability Remains an Afterthought in Modern Hiring Pipelines
Most hiring pipelines reward speed, syntax, and surface level correctness instead of the judgment and risk awareness that real software security depends on. As AI increasingly generates code, developers are becoming reviewers of logic rather than authors, which makes secure reasoning even more critical. Without evaluating how candidates think about trust, assumptions, and failure paths, organizations embed security debt into systems from the very first hire.
https://hackernoon.com/why-secure-coding-ability-remains-an-afterthought-in-modern-hiring-pipelines?source=rss
RE: Why Secure Coding Ability Remains an Afterthought in Modern Hiring Pipelines - Aeowulf - Jan 14, 2026
As AI generates code its only going to get worse, and "developers" are going to have no idea how to secure code that they didn't generate because now they don't actually write code anymore.