Cybersecurity in the Age of Vibe Coding
Opportunities, Challenges, and Solutions
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What We'll Cover Today
Traditional Attack Economics
Difficulty vs. Reward
Each attacker type targets organizations within their capability and interest zone
After Vibe Coding / Vibe Hacking
The Economics Have Shifted
AI-generated code creates vulnerabilities that shift startups into the high-value, low-effort zone for criminals
The Hacker's "Sales Funnel"
Automated Attack Pipeline
Hackers use AI agents and big data to automatically scan, probe, and qualify targets
Breaking the Funnel
Practical steps to stop attacks at each stage
Lead Generation
Block: Hide from scanners with firewalls and rate limiting
Base44 managed infrastructure does this for you
Initial Probe
Patch: Keep dependencies updated, remove unused services
Better prompting can prevent many vulnerabilities
Qualification
Harden: Implement WAF, disable debug modes, validate all inputs
Base44 includes Cloudflare WAF protection
Exploitation
Detect: Enable logging, set up intrusion detection, monitor anomalies
Better prompting + Base44 analytics & logs view
Monetization (STOPPED)
Respond: Incident response plan, backups, network segmentation
Break the chain anywhere to prevent monetization
Security Prompt
Find 3 security issues in my codebase. Look for:
- SQL/NoSQL injection, XSS vulnerabilities
- Authentication/authorization issues
- Sensitive data exposure, input validation problems
For each issue: explain the risk, then fix it.
Use this prompt regularly in Base44 to catch security issues early
What Tools, When?
A Tiered Approach to Security
Start where you are, grow as you need
When Does Security Become Paramount?
🇮🇱 Israel's Privacy Law (Amendment 13) Takes Effect August 2025
Storing User Data (PII)
Users can sue for NIS 100,000 each—without proving harm. One breach = class action.
Processing Payments
PCI-DSS compliance mandatory. Card brands can fine $5K-100K/mo + terminate processing.
Health / Biometric / Location Data
"Sensitive data" under Amendment 13. Fines up to 5% of turnover. Criminal charges possible.
Enterprise / International Customers
They'll ask for SOC 2 before signing. EU customers = GDPR applies (Israel has adequacy status).
The PPA Can Now...
Publish your name as a violator for 4 years. Daily compounding fines. Suspend your database.
Small biz cap: NIS 140K/yr (~$38K) | Large orgs: up to 5% turnover
Think Like an Entrepreneur
Every business runs through a minefield of risks.
The ones who understand and manage those risks don't just survive — they win.
How Much Should You Invest?
A Simple Framework
Recommended Investment
Formula: 2-5% of revenue, adjusted for data sensitivity and customer type. Minimum $20/mo once you have users.
FYND in 60 Seconds
Everyone has vulnerabilities — it's not if, but how many
Enterprise Security, Startup Pricing
Why We Built FYND
We believe every business deserves enterprise-grade security
Questions?
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