Legit Security, a leader in secure AI development, has unveiled a major update to its AI Security Command Center, further empowering organizations to manage AI-related risks across the software development lifecycle (SDLC). As AI-first development and vibe coding reshape software creation, the platform now delivers the most complete and actionable view of AI-generated code, AI models, and MCP servers, along with their associated security risks.

With AI code assistants and vibe coding accelerating development speeds, engineers can produce software faster than ever. However, speed introduces potential vulnerabilities. AI-generated code often contains flaws that can impact the broader application. Additionally, engineers sometimes use unapproved or low-reputation AI models outside corporate policy, introducing risks linked to unknown training data or missing security guardrails.

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Legit’s AI Security Command Center addresses these challenges by providing a centralized view of AI-related risks and metrics. This enables CISOs, AppSec teams, and product security teams to monitor risk over time and compare AI security postures across applications.

Key capabilities of the AI Security Command Center include:

  • Comprehensive AI usage visibility: Teams can instantly identify AI models and MCP servers operating in their engineering environments, pinpoint newly introduced components, track frequently used models, and assess each AI model’s reputation to understand risk exposure.
  • Detection of unauthorized AI models: The platform flags low-reputation or unapproved AI models, including those trained on insecure codebases, even if engineers attempt to bypass security processes.
  • Real-time AI risk monitoring: Legit continuously tracks AI-related risks, highlighting top AI secrets, high-risk policies, and changes in AI risk over time, giving security teams clear insight into AI’s impact on organizational security posture.
  • Team- and application-level risk metrics: Developers’ expertise with AI tools varies, but the new AI heat map allows organizations to pinpoint teams introducing the most AI security issues and compare AI security performance across application teams, highlighting areas where training or additional support is needed.

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“2025 has brought a massive shift in the way developers code. AI tools have made it faster for application teams to deliver, but it has also increased many companies’ security risk levels,” said Yoav Stahl, vice president of product at Legit. “As AI becomes prevalent in nearly every area of development, we consistently hear that security teams lack visibility and a solid understanding of risk. We’re excited to see this latest release fill a very important AppSec gap.”

By combining real-time monitoring, actionable metrics, and comprehensive visibility, Legit Security’s AI Security Command Center ensures organizations can embrace AI-driven development while maintaining a strong security posture.

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