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AppSec at AI Speed: Scaling Vulnerability Discovery with VVAH
About the session
Application security teams are facing increasing code complexity, growing volumes of findings, and the challenge of separating signal from noise. The Visa Vulnerability Agentic Harness (VVAH) is an open-source agentic application security framework designed to help organizations operate AppSec at AI speed from vulnerability discovery and validation to remediation.
In this session, we will take a technical deep dive into the architecture behind VVAH, lessons learned from real-world evaluations, and the techniques that have demonstrated the greatest impact on vulnerability detection. Attendees will learn how VVAH leverages context-aware analysis, multi-agent orchestration, verification workflows, and remediation validation to help security teams identify higher-quality findings and scale application security efforts more effectively.
Community Speaker:
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Daniel Fernandez Coviella
Senior Application Security Engineer, Visa
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About Daniel Fernandez Coviella
Daniel Fernandez Coviella is a Senior Application Security Engineer at Visa, focused on secure software development, AI-assisted engineering, and responsible AI adoption. He develops security tooling, guidance, and developer enablement resources that help teams integrate AI into engineering workflows while maintaining strong security standards. Daniel is passionate about making security practical for developers and helping organizations adopt AI in ways that improve velocity without compromising quality, safety, or accountability.
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