AWS Continuum Is Now GA: AI That Fixes Your Code Vulnerabilities

Amazon Web Services released Continuum, an AI code-vulnerability remediation service, into general availability on October 22, claiming an 89% end-to-end fix rate on the CyberGym-E2E benchmark, more than 20 points above the previous best. No independent lab has reproduced that figure, and Continuum runs a five-stage pipeline that ends with a pull request rather than a findings list. The gap between the vendor's benchmark claim and the lack of third-party verification is the central caveat for teams considering connecting their repositories.

AWS launched Continuum for code vulnerabilities into general availability on October 22. The headline claim: an 89% end-to-end fix rate on the CyberGym-E2E benchmark, more than 20 points above the previous best. As of this writing, no independent lab has reproduced that number. That gap — between the vendor claim and the verification reality — is the first thing you should understand before connecting your repositories. What Continuum Actually Does Most security scanners hand you a findings list and walk away. Continuum runs a five-stage pipeline that ends with a pull request, not a spreadsheet. It starts by building a … The post