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Yesterday, Acryl Data announced the launch of Acryl Observe, a data observability module for its flagship Acryl Cloud offering. The company also received $21 million in Series A funding.
A software bill of materials (SBOM) tells the consumer what’s inside the software to determine better if there is a security problem. The idea is that the software gets patched without necessarily returning to the vendor.
Lightrun sponsored this post. Lightrun is under common control with TNS. Observability has emerged as a crucial concept in modern software development, enabling teams to gain deep insights into the performance, health and behavior of complex systems.
During times of economic uncertainty, companies can often find themselves having to do more with less. Whether they’re facing reduced spending, heightened customer expectations, or fiercer competition, organizations need to embrace nimble and cost-effective approaches to remain resilient.
Standardization is always a good thing, but when it comes to very popular and utilized tools and technologies, a common standard at the very least makes life a lot easier for developers. At the other extreme, a technology’s survival depends on it.
Pega demonstrated its commitment to low-code application development by recently announcing a number of enhancements to Pega Infinity, a software suite for process automation and optimization.
The recent artificial intelligence tsunami has created a lot of pressure to move fast just to keep up. Some might be inclined to sacrifice stability and quality to get rolling quickly with the most cutting-edge tools. Happily, it doesn’t have to be that way.
We say it time and again, platform engineering is inherently socio-technical. The technology cannot enable developers without a true understanding the developer experience.
This NIST CSF questionnaire template will help you understand the degree of each vendor’s alignment with the high-level function of the NIST CSF framework - Identity, Protect, Detect, Respond, and Recover.
After completing an ISO 27001 audit, there may be some critical responses you must undertake based on the recommendation in your audit report. This step-by-step guide will ensure you don’t miss any of the outstanding follow-up tasks that need to be addressed after the audit process is over.
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