Application security company Sparrow on Tuesday launched an AI-generated code security assistant, Sparrow MCP, designed to help AI models produce secure code. The company said it will push an MCP (Model Context Protocol)-based application security business as AI-driven development expands. Sparrow said its tool links AI coding agents to its security solutions to analyze source code and open-source components as code is generated, providing license and vulnerability information and producing an SBOM.

Application security company Sparrow held its annual customer event, SAI 2026, in Seoul on June 11 to assess security threats facing development environments centered on open source and AI coding and to share responses. Supply chain security researcher Lee Man-hee spoke on changing supply chain security and corporate strategies. Sparrow CEO Jang Il-soo said SBOM management should be expanded to track AI models and AI-generated code, and the company proposed Sparrow MCP to verify security from the code generation stage.