Most CIOs (82%) say their organizations are vulnerable to cyberattacks targeting software supply chains, according to a global study of 1,000 CIOs conducted by Venafi ...
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The federal government has been quite busy building its case that both the private and public sectors need to address software supply chain risk head-on. However ... for the many software organizations out there that do not work directly with the federal government, what can serve as their source of truth for software supply chain security? ...
Ever experience a serverless nightmare? ... Read on for what we see as the top three serverless mistakes that can similarly get you into trouble ...
Cloud computing has become the cornerstone for businesses looking to scale infrastructure up or down quickly according to their needs with a lower total cost of ownership. But far from simplifying the IT executive's life, the expanded use of the cloud is introducing a whole new level of concept and complexity ...
Software deployment velocity directly impacts a business's bottom line — companies with higher release rates achieve 20% higher operating returns than those pushing updates less often ... But speed alone is not enough to give companies a competitive advantage ...
The term "shift left" has been thrown around by the AppSec industry for years ... The concept is a good one. The shorter the gap between adding a vulnerability and finding it, the cheaper it is to fix. But today, in the DevOps era, shifting left isn't quite as clear. Two key parts are missing ...
To compete in today’s digital economy, companies should consider adopting low-code application platforms and other low-code tools so anyone, regardless of technical experience, can create and modify their own IT. IT democratization is key for business longevity, and it has several benefits that will accelerate companies in their path to digital innovation ...
Cybersecurity attacks increase each year over the holidays, and considering the spike in supply chain-based and zero-day attacks as of late, the 2022 holiday season is bound to be more extreme ... Here are three steps business and security leaders can take now to bolster security for the holiday season ...
Enterprise developers, perhaps more than most, have significant hills to climb in order to achieve greatness or to create truly impressive work. You're likely familiar with some of these challenges already: standard app concerns like latency, geo-distribution, security, etc. But then there are other concerns like legacy systems, coordination, specialization, and other factors that add significant time to a development cycle ...
A large percentage of Kubernetes deployments fail because organizations underestimate the complexity of Kubernetes and overestimate their ability to implement and manage a Kubernetes environment — a recent study showed that 100% of companies surveyed thought there were challenges with Kubernetes deployment ... Let's dive into 5 early indicators that a Kubernetes project is destined to fail ...
The most innovative and prepared developers understand the value in continuous testing strategies, testing early and often in the process. Rather than waiting for development to be completed before testing begins, it occurs continuously as features are added ... As continuous testing becomes more widely adopted in the mobile space, teams must consider three key elements to ensuring mobile success: people, processes and technology ...
A new report from observability data platform provider Mezmo and Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG) shows that the current adoption of DevSecOps is low but it's poised for future growth. Based on a survey of 200 DevOps and IT/information security professionals, only 22% of organizations have a formal DevSecOps strategy, but 62% are evaluating use cases or have a plan to implement it ...
In software delivery, there is no question that speed is important. When software teams move fast, good things happen and business value is delivered more frequently. But, speed comes with a tradeoff: complexity. As this complexity grows, how can engineering teams succeed? After analyzing millions of workflows from more than 50,000 organizations across the world, I've outlined some ways teams can start optimizing their software delivery for high performance ...