Skyla Loomis, vice president of IBM Z software, and Keri Olson, vice president for IT automation at IBM, dive into how generative artificial intelligence (AI) will be applied to modernize COBOL applications by automatically converting them into Java applications.

Alan is joined by Avi Shua of Orca Security to discuss the company’s continuous innovation in the area of cloud security, including its first-to-market AI integrations. The company announced new capabilities that democratize cloud security by giving anyone – including security practitioners, deve...

The number of developers globally is expected to hit 28.7 million by 2024. That amounts to millions of lines of code being written each day. As developers and lines of code continue to multiply, and pressure to deliver with speed increases, quality often gets sacrificed. Plus, with generative AI ...

In recent years, businesses of all sizes have recognized the significance of harnessing AI (especially conversational AI), personalization, and recommendation engines to enhance customer support and service operations on a large scale. We have seen conversational AI benefit every sector, includin...

Chronosphere CEO Martin Mao explains why managing FinOps in complex IT environments, made up of emerging cloud-native and legacy monolithic applications, requires higher levels of observability.

Craig Mackereth, executive vice president for global service delivery of Rimini Street, dives into the hidden costs of supporting open source databases that are now proliferating across the enterprise.

Inflectra CEO Adam Sandman explains why as application architectures remain among the best practices for modern software development, they need to continuously evolve to suit the needs of each individual organization. 

MapsPeople CEO Morten Brøgger explains why developers and the DevOps teams that support them need to pay more attention to how applications deployed within buildings such as a stadium or hospital are being accessed.

JFrog’s new ML Model Management capabilities, an industry-first set of functionalities, are designed to streamline the management and security of machine learning models. The new capabilities bring ML model delivery in line with an organization’s existing DevOps practices to accelerate and govern...

The move to the cloud, the dominance of containerization in development and new DevOps methodology have led to a rise in machines – including processes, scripts, applications and containers and databases, among others. These machines require authentication and authorization continuously via secre...

Amy Baker, security education evangelist for Security Journey, explains why relying on generative artificial intelligence (AI) to write code is likely to result in more vulnerabilities than ever finding their way into production environments.

Henrik Plate, security researcher with Endor Labs, speaks about the direction of open source software (OSS) security, the top open source risks facing organizations today and where most fall short in assessing OSS vulnerabilities, and what we can expect for the future of OSS and supply chain secu...

Shawn Ahmed, chief product officer for CloudBees, dives into the benefits of the first major update to the Jenkins continuous integration/continuous delivery (CI/CD) platform. In addition, he explains where a completely different DevSecOps platform, built using Tekton pipelines, fits in the DevOp...

Armory CEO Jim Douglas dives into why DevOps in the age of platform engineering isn't dying as much as it is evolving in a way that improves developer productivity.

Expel CISO Greg Notch dives into a survey conducted by the Cloud Security Alliance (CSA) that finds IT teams are repatriating a surprising number of cloud workloads back into on-premises IT environments.

Randall Degges, head of developer relations for Snyk, dives into the impact artificial intelligence (AI) is having on the developer experience and the impact that will have on application security.

Traceable AI recently published the results of its "State of API Security: A Global Study on the Reality of API Risk" survey, which polled over 1,600 cybersecurity professionals across the U.S., U.K., and EMEA. Richard discusses the key survey findings.

Cédric Gégout, vice president of product management for Canonical, dives into how enterprise IT organizations should assess open source software projects in light of recent cybersecurity concerns.

Richard Henshall, head of product management for Ansible at Red Hat, dives into what's required to apply IT automation at enterprise scale.

Jennifer Addie, COO and strategy director for MACH37, a cybersecurity accelerator, explains how if the U.S. National Security Strategy is to succeed there will need to be much greater emphasis placed on cybersecurity training.

Elastic is launching the Elastic AI Assistant for Observability and general availability of Universal Profiling™, providing site reliability engineers (SREs), at all levels of expertise, with context-aware, relevant, and actionable operational insights that are specific to their IT environment.

Netlify CEO Mathias Biilmann explains how the rise of composable web architectures is transforming the way applications are built and deployed.

Sune Engsig, vice president of product development for Leapwork, explains why organizations need to embrace software-as-a-service (SaaS) platforms to reduce technical debt that stifles innovation.

Monitoring network, service performance and fault identification increasingly require intelligence and automation to meet the needs of new and significantly more complex 5G and telco networks. Vitria Technology's Andrew Colby, vice president VIA AIOps, discusses why AIOps, artificial intelligence...