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Semi-Automated Remediation

Semi-automated remediation is a process that combines automated tools with human oversight to identify, prioritize, and fix issues in software systems, such as security vulnerabilities, bugs, or compliance violations. It involves using automation to scan and suggest fixes, while requiring manual review and approval from developers or operations teams to ensure accuracy and context-awareness. This approach balances efficiency with control, reducing manual effort while maintaining quality and safety in remediation tasks.

Also known as: Semi-Automated Fixing, Partially Automated Remediation, Semi-Auto Remediation, Hybrid Remediation, SAR
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Developers should use semi-automated remediation when dealing with complex or high-risk issues where full automation might be error-prone, such as in security patching, code refactoring, or incident response in production environments. It is particularly valuable in DevOps and DevSecOps workflows to accelerate remediation cycles without compromising on reliability, as it allows teams to leverage automated detection and suggestions while applying human judgment for critical decisions.

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