Editorial Calendar
DevSecOps in Practice: Closing the Gap Between Development Speed and Security Assurance
Usman Peter | | application security automation, automated vulnerability scanning, CI/CD pipeline security, cloud and container security, continuous feedback loops, continuous security integration, developer security mindset, development speed and security balance, devsecops, DevSecOps best practices, risk-based security, SaferNet VPN, Secure DevOps, secure software development, security as code, security automation tools, security champions, security culture, shift left security, Software Supply Chain SecurityIn the world of modern software development, speed is king. Teams are under constant pressure to release features, fix bugs and stay ahead of competitors. Yet, as development velocity increases, so does ...
AppOmni Open Sources Heisenberg Tool to Scan Pull Requests for Dependencies
AppOmni has made available an open source tool that automatically scans pull requests (PRs) to flag risky or newly published dependencies before they are merged. Dubbed Heisenberg, the tool can also be ...
Securing the AI Era: How Development, Security, and Compliance Must Evolve
The Code Boom and Its Paradox We are witnessing an unprecedented shift in how software is built. With the rise of AI copilots, automated agents, and low-code platforms, code is being produced ...
From Cloud to Cognitive Infrastructure: How AI is Redefining the Next Frontier of SRE
Akash Thakur | | AI in DevOps, AI infrastructure, AI reliability, AI workloads, AI-driven SRE, cloud observability, cloud-native infrastructure, devops, GPU clusters, GPU utilization, hybrid AI systems, hybrid cloud, hybrid computing, intelligent operations, multi-cloud operations, site reliability engineering, SRE evolutionAs organizations embrace artificial intelligence (AI) workloads alongside traditional cloud systems, site reliability engineering (SRE) must evolve to manage an entirely new class of infrastructure — intelligent, hybrid and graphics processing unit ...
Infrastructure as Code, Security Blind Spots, and the Messy Reality of DevOps
I’ve spent most of my career in infrastructure and reliability engineering, from years as an SRE at Google to leading teams at Facebook and now building Spacelift. Along the way, I’ve watched ...
Survey Surfaces Lots of Room for Software Engineering Improvement
A survey of 600 software engineers and 600 senior technology leaders across the United States, United Kingdom, Germany, and France finds that nearly three quarters of software engineers say demands on their ...
Report: Full-Stack Observability Cuts Downtime Costs
The numbers are sobering, at best. A new global survey from New Relic pegs the median cost of a high-impact IT outage at $2 million per hour (that's roughly $33,333 a minute) ...
ControlMonkey Adds AI Agents to Infrastructure Automation Platform
ControlMonkey today added artificial intelligence (AI) agents to its infrastructure automation platform that promise to make it simpler for almost any developer to securely provision infrastructure as code (IaC). Company CEO Aharon ...
Harness CEO Calls for Reimagining of CI/CD Workflows in the AI Era
Harness CEO Jyoti Bansal at an Unscripted 2025 event in New York today told attendees the time has come to reimagine how continuous integration/continuous delivery (CI/CD) platforms function in the age of ...
Honeycomb Adds Ability to Orchestrate Multiple AI Agents to Observability Platform
Honeycomb has added a Canvas framework for managing and orchestrating multiple artificial intelligence (AI) agents as they observe and query massive amounts of telemetry data. Morgante Pell, technical lead manager for engineering ...
Pulumi Previews AI Agents Trained to Automate Infrastructure Management
Pulumi today revealed it is now making available in preview a set of artificial intelligence (AI) agents to its namesake infrastructure-as-code (IaC) platform that are capable of diagnosing issues and autonomously completing ...
Oasis Security Identifies Security Weakness in Cursor AI Coding Tool
Oasis Security this week warned application developers of a security flaw in the Cursor artificial intelligence (AI) code editor developed by Anysphere, Inc. that potentially could be used to allow a maliciously ...
