Organizations must evolve their security strategies to effectively address emerging threats, regulatory requirements, and the continuous evolution of software vulnerabilities. A standardized, one-size-fits-all approach isn't sufficient; instead, companies must develop and implement security protocols that are specifically tailored to their unique business environments and needs ...
There's immense pressure on C-Suite leaders to bring new ideas to the table that will both elevate the profile of their enterprise and maintain efficiency and excellence. This task can be made even more daunting considering the amount of resources available that claim to help companies streamline their processes, enhance workflows, and boost productivity — especially regarding technology. Among the advanced technologies vying for the attention of the C-Suite, there is one tool that often remains largely undiscussed: low-code ...
Developers working in artificial intelligence (AI) are prioritizing practical resources that enhance efficiency and reduce development friction, with 36% identifying code examples for general AI domains as their most pressing need, according to the latest AI & Machine Learning Survey Report 24.1 by Evans Data ...
The idea of embedding security into DevOps isn't new, and it's fair to say it's never been fully realized, but API security presents a particular challenge for DevOps that requires consideration ... Wallarm recently completed our annual API ThreatStats report for 2025. The findings reveal a sharp increase in both AI and API-related vulnerabilities ...
Over the years, the industry has created a growing list of "Ops" disciplines — DevOps, DataOps, MLOps, and more. But let's be honest: these titles exist because of the gaps left by tools that failed to evolve alongside developers' needs ... The reality is simple: today, every developer and engineer is an Ops ...
Enterprise technology has changed considerably over the last decade ... As technology advances, it's driving a shift in how applications are developed, tested, and maintained. Gone are the days when software testing was a checkbox mentality; today, it's a strategic imperative that requires stakeholder involvement from all business areas. With that in mind, let's explore some key trends shaping the industry ...
The NetRise Software Supply Chain Visibility & Risk Study, Edition 2 analyzed 70 randomly selected container images from 250 of the most commonly downloaded images on Docker Hub uncovering the hidden risks within this containerized software. This analysis offers a sobering look at the vulnerabilities and complexities DevOps teams must contend with. This blog looks at the study's findings, providing insights and practical advice to better secure containers and strengthen software supply chains ...
Enterprises have good reason to invest in generative AI. But the developers leading the charge are often apprehensive. That's because while enterprise AI applications eventually make workflows simpler, building those applications can be complex and challenging. Indeed, a new survey published in January by IBM and Morning Consult reveals several hurdles AI developers are facing, from an overwhelming number of dev tools to a dearth of skills ...
2025 will mark a pivotal shift for the DevOps community, with intelligence able to be engineered across all levels of infrastructure and operations. The challenge? Balancing velocity with reliability ... Here are three key changes we'll see across AI, automation, and infrastructure in 2025, with particular emphasis on multi-instance management as a critical enabling technology for organizations looking to operate at scale over the coming year ...
Service-oriented architecture has revolutionized the way we build and deploy modern applications, offering unprecedented levels of flexibility and scalability. As applications are increasingly distributed and interconnected, the number of potential points of vulnerability multiplies. Traditional authentication methods, once sufficient for monolithic applications, are now struggling to keep pace. Once a relatively straightforward concern, authentication now demands a more sophisticated approach using strategies like Mutual TLS (mTLS), a powerful and increasingly indispensable security protocol ...
Infrastructure as Code (IAC) is rewriting the rulebook for IT management, replacing manual processes with code-driven precision and unlocking a new era of efficiency and scalability ... For companies using technology, adopting IAC isn't just an option — while not easy, it's the right thing to do. It reduces reliance on individual expertise, de-risks operations, and brings significant cost savings. More importantly, it aligns with the priorities of product teams: delivering value to customers quickly and with confidence ...