Casa is first and foremost a security company. Do you have the skills to fight on the front lines with us? We're currently seeking a DevSecOps engineer to continue innovating our security posture in a variety of areas.

Big News: For the fourth consecutive year, Atlassian is a Leader in the 2026 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for DevSecOps Platforms – with the highest placement in Ability to Execute. 🎉 Winning with AI means more than just faster code. It’s about a connected, AI-native SDLC that teams and agents can trust. 🤖✨ Read the full report:

Millions of developers build on Replit - many with AI agents writing the code. Speed like that needs security that keeps pace. Semgrep Guardian's secrets detection is now built directly into Replit, catching vulnerabilities the moment code is generated. Every scan completes in under 5 seconds and is deterministic on every run, so it doesn't slow developers down or add unpredictable cost to your agent. Paired with Replit's reasoning layer, it filters out >93% of false positives, so developers see high-confidence results, not noise. Live now, no setup required. Read the full announcement:  #AppSec# #AI# #DevSecOps#

Supply chain attackers don't search your machine because they already know where to look. A malicious package installs cleanly, a hidden script runs, and credentials are gone before your terminal comes back. We're at Black Hat Booth 4735 showing how to make the secure path the easy one, with secrets that never sit exposed, pipelines without standing credentials, and AI agents that never see raw values. #BlackHat# #Developers# #DevSecOps# #1Password# #cybersecurity# #IdentitySecurity# #BlackHat2026#

Black Hat brings together a diverse group of security experts, from C-suite executives to black-hat hackers. Some attendees see it as a target-rich environment for testing their latest hacks. Before you land in Las Vegas for Black Hat, take a few minutes to secure your developer credentials: ✅ Run 1Password Developer Watchtower to discover unencrypted ssh keys and vault what it finds ✅ Explore the new After you secure your secrets, come to Booth 4735 to share how many items you found and grab an exclusive sticker. While you’re there play our game, Credential Sprawl Capture the Flag, to win fun prizes and get your name on our leaderboard. 🔗 Read the full breakdown and prep for Black Hat: #BlackHat2026# #Developers# #DevSecOps# #1Password# #cybersecurity# #blackhat#

# Cursor Features and Practical Usage 🪝 Want to bake "auto-format on edit" or "block dangerous commands" into the agent's behavior? Cursor Hooks let you intervene at each stage of the agent loop. 🏷️ Title: Agent Loop Interception (JSON) 🔗 URL: 📘 Overview Hooks are processes spawned to observe, control, and extend the agent loop. They communicate over stdio using JSON in both directions and run before or after defined stages of the loop. Use them for formatting, audit logging, secret scanning, and gating risky operations. ⚙️ How It Works Configure hooks in `hooks.json`, with priority Enterprise → Team → project (`/.cursor/hooks.json`) → user (`~/.cursor/hooks.json`). Key events include: ・`beforeShellExecution` / `afterShellExecution`: gate shell commands and post-process ・`beforeReadFile` / `afterFileEdit`: around file reads and edits ・`beforeMCPExecution`, `beforeSubmitPrompt`, `sessionStart`, `stop`, and more Each hook receives JSON on stdin (`conversation_id`, `model`, `hook_event_name`, etc.) and returns JSON on stdout. Control hooks return `{"permission":"allow"|"deny"|"ask"}`, and on `deny` you can attach `user_message` / `agent_message`. Exit code 0 means success, 2 blocks the action (equivalent to deny), and other codes fail open (unless `failClosed: true`). 🛠️ Practical Usage Auto-format after edits with `afterFileEdit`: read the JSON from stdin, pull `.file_path` with `jq`, run `prettier --write` on it, and exit 0. Block dangerous SQL or destructive commands with `beforeShellExecution`: inspect the command string and, if it matches, return `echo '{"permission":"deny","user_message":"This SQL is not allowed"}'`. For PII or secret scanning, register a `beforeReadFile` hook with `"failClosed": true` so that if the scan fails, content is never passed to the model and you fail safe. 💡 Use Cases Enforce formatting, linting, and commit conventions across the whole team. Gate production DB writes or `rm -rf`-style commands. Keep fire-and-forget audit logs via `sessionEnd` or `postToolUse`. Use a `matcher` to filter by tool type or command pattern so the hook runs only when needed. ⚠️ Caveats Mind the working directory: project hooks run from the project root, user hooks from `~/.cursor/`, and wrong paths fail silently. The default is fail-open, so always add `failClosed: true` to security-critical hooks. Invalid output JSON causes the hook itself to fail. Cursor auto-reloads `hooks.json`, but restart if changes do not take effect. Cloud agents support command-type hooks only; `sessionStart`, `beforeMCPExecution`, Tab hooks, and prompt-type hooks are not available there. #Cursor# #DevSecOps#

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