AWS Continuum Explained: Which Code Vulnerability Do You Fix First?

AWS Continuum for code vulnerabilities is now generally available. It checks which findings are actually exploitable in your environment, ranks them by business impact, and proposes fixes as pull requests that a person approves. We follow a fictional company through setup, a real-looking issue, growth and the gotchas. Chapters 0:00 Which bug do you fix first? 0:39 The short version 1:08 Four key terms 1:37 Before: meet Tallyhouse 2:22 Couldn't I already do this? 2:53 How it works 3:21 Step 1: connect the code 3:49 Step 2: create an environment 4:21 Step 3: AWS and Kubernetes context 5:42 How issues are ranked 6:15 Proof, not just a score 6:49 One issue, start to finish 7:30 The fix: a pull request you approve 8:11 Growing past the defaults 8:55 Rolling it out 9:28 Recap 9:47 Gotchas 11:02 Pricing and data 11:37 Is it a good fit? 12:10 Takeaway Sources AWS News Blog: "AWS Continuum for code vulnerabilities is now generally available", 22 Oct 2026: https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/aws-... AWS Continuum User Guide (code vulnerabilities, adding context, EKS onboarding, quotas, data protection, IAM), read 23 Oct 2026: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/continuum... AWS Continuum pricing, read 23 Oct 2026: https://aws.amazon.com/continuum/pric... AWS Continuum FAQs, read 23 Oct 2026: https://aws.amazon.com/continuum/faqs/ AWS Security Blog: "Introducing AWS Continuum: Security at machine speed", 17 Jun 2026: https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/security... Tallyhouse is a fictional company used as an example. The narration is AI-generated.