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Priyank Desai1, Snahil Singh1, Shubham Amilkanthwar2
1Independent Researcher, Seattle, WA, United States.
Abstract:
Ensuring robust test coverage, high code quality, and a strong security posture are persistent challenges in modern industrial software development, especially as systems grow in complexity and release cycles accelerate with recent Artificial Intelligence (AI) related productivity gains. This paper introduces a conceptual framework, "The Test Pyramid 2.0", which offers a clear and actionable path to integrate the latest advances in AI and DevSecOps principles into engineering workflows to achieve greater efficiency, reduce defect leakage, and create more resilient systems. We examine how AI enhances each layer of the test pyramid through capabilities such as automated test generation, coverage analysis, test data synthesis, anomaly detection, and intelligent UI exploration. In parallel, we embed DevSecOps practices directly into the pyramid by aligning security controls with each testing layer, ranging from static analysis and policy enforcement to dynamic testing, misconfiguration detection, and adversarial simulation. We also explore how AI strengthens these security practices through adaptive learning, risk prioritization, and context-aware detection. Together, these advances create a holistic, AI-augmented, and security-conscious testing strategy that supports the speed of modern development without compromising quality or safety.
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