Solutions  ·  2026-09-21

StackHawk launches Wingman to autonomously fix vulnerabilities inside AI coding sessions

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StackHawk announced the public launch of Wingman (Sept 15, 2026), a product that installs into agentic coding workflows (Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot) and autonomously identifies and fixes security vulnerabilities in the same AI coding session where the code was written — shifting remediation from post-hoc tickets to real-time as code ships.
Targets the fastest-growing vector companies are adopting (AI coding agents) and flips security remediation into an in-session, agentic capability, potentially cutting the window between defect introduction and fix while reducing DAST findings that reach production.
AppSec and engineering orgs standardizing on AI coding assistants should evaluate Wingman to close vulnerabilities inline during agentic development; pilot alongside existing DAST/SAST workflows.
StackHawk Wingman announcement (via Yahoo Finance/PRNewswire)StackHawk press release
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