DevOps without security is just speed with risk. Now is the time to shift left, automate smart and build security into everything.  ...

To encourage effective AI use among developers and smooth the path to adoption, enterprises must define clear use cases for AI agents ...

For a long time, security teams have been told that shifting left is the key to securing their apps and systems. And until recently, this was (mostly) sufficient. As long as security ...

Whether you’re launching a new product, modernizing a legacy platform, or scaling your DevOps practice, start with telemetry ...

If cloud costs feel unpredictable, tools can help teams take control, shifting FinOps from a reactive process to a proactive strategy that eliminates guesswork.  ...

Although having options gives developers more ways to solve specific project requirements, an excessive number of choices can be overwhelming, leading to indecision, procrastination, suboptimal selections or even complete inaction.  ...

The AI skills gap is widening, and today’s developers are expected to keep up. AI, used in conjunction with a powerful enterprise-grade low-code platform, holds significant potential to help bridge this gap ...

An in-depth look at AI-native testing and the capability it has of pushing things through the DevOps pipeline, faster ...

Analysts project the global cloud FinOps market to grow from $13.5 billion in 2024 to $23.3 billion by 2029, demonstrating an 11.4% compounded annual growth rate (CAGR). This surge underscores FinOps' mainstream ...

In the race for speed and automation, code signing is treated as a silver bullet when it should be just one part of a deeper trust strategy.  ...

These days, with digital threats everywhere, cybersecurity must evolve beyond just being a perimeter measure. Given the rapid delivery of software and the transient nature of infrastructure, security must be built into ...

While technical debt, the accumulated cost of quick fixes and legacy code, is a familiar concept, cultural debt often goes unnoticed ...