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Autonomous Development Meets Autonomous Security: The Future of Dependency Management

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Explore how the rise of AI-assisted development is reshaping the way organizations manage software dependencies and security. As developers increasingly rely on AI coding tools and open source components to accelerate software delivery, the volume and complexity of dependencies grows rapidly, creating new challenges for risk management and governance. The webinar examines why traditional, manual security processes struggle to keep up with these faster development cycles and introduces the concept of autonomous security, an approach that embeds intelligent automation and policy-driven controls directly into the development lifecycle. By aligning automated security practices with AI-driven development workflows, organizations can improve visibility into their software supply chain, manage dependency risk more effectively, and maintain secure, high-velocity software delivery.

Autonomous Development Meets Autonomous Security: The Future of Dependency Management

Tyler Warden, SVP of Product • Sonatype AND Janet Worthington, Principal Analyst • Forrester

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Jan 29 2026| 28 mins

The rapid adoption of AI coding assistants is revolutionizing software development, accelerating workflows, and compressing the development lifecycle. But with this speed comes new challenges: outdated dependencies, vulnerable code, and an ever-growing need for smarter, automated security solutions.

Join Tyler Warden, Senior Vice President at Sonatype, and guest speaker Janet Worthington, Senior Analyst at Forrester, for an exclusive webinar exploring the future of dependency management in the age of AI-driven development. Together, they’ll discuss how autonomous development can meet autonomous security to create a seamless, secure, and efficient software development process.

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Tyler Warden

SVP of Product, Sonatype

Janet Worthington

Principal Analyst, Forrester