AWS Continuum for Code Vulnerabilities: Finding and Proving Exploitable Risk

AWS Continuum for Code Vulnerabilities is a continuous, AWS-infrastructure-aware code security service that uses frontier cyber-capable models to find, prove, and prioritize exploitable vulnerabilities in your first-party code. Rather than treating the model as the whole product, Continuum runs the model as one component inside an engineered system that reproduces each candidate exploit in an isolated sandbox and ranks it against your actual production context.
In this course, you will work through how that system is designed and how its four-stage loop — Discover, Prioritize, Validate, Remediate — produces findings an engineer can trust. You will analyze how attack paths are computed across services and how exploitability is proven against your own build. The emphasis is on why the architecture produces true positives, so you can reason about the output and position the service accurately in a security program.