Currently, your company still uses an early generation fuzzer for security testing

Currently, your company still uses an early generation fuzzer for security testing. An associate recommends purchasing a next-generation fuzzer that incorporates AI and has the ability to fix defects. How will you investigate these new fuzzers and build a case to management for a purchase? Based upon the course, what would be the advantages to an upgrade?

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