In recent times, global news headlines have been dominated by stories of major data breaches, exposing millions of customer records. While initial reports often point to complex attacks, ...

Confronted with dynamic shifts in development environments and the emergence of intricate security threats, today's state and federal IT leaders grapple with a multitude of challenges in their pursuit ...

SUNNYVALE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Rafay Systems, the leading platform provider for Kubernetes Management and Operations, today announced independent research that found a developer experience (DevEx ...

The days when a website and mobile app were all it took to provide an outstanding customer experience are over. CIOs who were slow to face this fact have been forced to accept it by the global ...

Businesses that rely on outdated applications risk inefficiency, security vulnerabilities, and missed opportunities. The path to a smarter, AI-forward future starts with application ...

The Current State of Application Security The emphasis on securing applications in development has not resulted in the reduction of breaches that was once expected. In fact, breaches are becoming even ...

Learn the role of mobile app security in development and the best practices that protect data, prevent breaches, and strengthen user trust.

The latest trends in software development from the Computer Weekly Application Developer Network. Programmers, coders, software engineers of all creeds and even meddling script kiddies all see ...

The latest trends in software development from the Computer Weekly Application Developer Network. This Computer Weekly Developer Network series is devoted to examining the leading trends that go ...

The ability to develop, deploy and operate applications consistently on any cloud, using the same set of tools and operational best practices, is not only the hallmark of modern, cloud-native ...

In our 2020 state of application development survey, 21 percent of 2,200 IT professionals said they were changing faster than their competition, and 19 percent and 21 percent said they could deliver ...