The typical enterprise customer currently has an average of 79,602 apps built across various copilots and low-code platforms, which significantly increases the risk of security vulnerabilities.
The study found that of the 80,000 applications developed using low-code platforms, roughly 50,000 vulnerabilities exist, primarily due to business users being empowered to create applications without coding expertise.
Top technical risks associated with copilot and low-code platforms include authorization misuse, authentication failures, and inadequate handling of data and secrets.
In traditional application development, software goes through a structured lifecycle with thorough planning and testing, unlike the more chaotic creation of applications with low-code tools which lacks sufficient security checks.
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