When code writes code and deploys itself, the traditional SDLC governance model becomes a relic. The accountability gap is structural, not procedural.
Nation-state actors have shifted from perimeter exploitation to dependency poisoning. Third-party code is the new beachhead.
Most boards receive security briefings designed for compliance, not decision-making. The format itself is the problem.
A platform-level security incident dissected — what the logs showed, where detection failed, and what the formal advisory should have said.