Never underestimate the echo-chamber’s ability to find hilarious privacy scares—and security woes—in any new tech.
Richi Jennings
Sep 21, 2017
Apple's FaceID falls foul of privacy fear farce, security pros just say no
Security Blogwatch
Baseball team with coach
Containers are not inherently un-secure, but many developers are deploying them un-securely, with little involvement from security teams.
Erez Yaary
Sep 21, 2017
How to secure the container lifecycle
It takes a team
 Report
The ability to deliver high-quality applications quickly is a key differentiator for firms in the age of the customer. Infrastructure and...
Accelerate Application Success With Operational Efficiency
Dinosaur skeleton at a museum
Like the asteroid that slew the dinosaurs, AI is coming. Here are five ways experts see the introduction of AI changing testing.
Paul Merrill
Sep 20, 2017
5 ways AI will change software testing
Dinosaurs of test
Waste bin
These Kaizen principles reduce waste in agile projects - and improve quality - while making testing more efficient.
Oksana Litvinova
Sep 20, 2017
How to reduce testing costs in agile projects
Waste management
Woman standing in front of a waterfall
Need to get executives up to speed on your agile software development practices? This guide can help.
Mike Perrow
Sep 19, 2017
Waterfall and the birth of agile: What your manager needs to know
The downhill battle
 White Paper
Results show participants rate people and team considerations highest, but analysis suggest tech is more important to a project's success.
Technology, Processes More Important Than People in Driving Development Success
All hands in
Security efforts can complement DevOps software development, but only if application-security teams learn to work with developers and vice versa.
Robert Lemos
Sep 19, 2017
DevSecCon: The state of secure DevOps
Come together, right now
A lean meal
Is your test suite too big, too slow, and failure prone? Here's how to streamline for faster, more reliable tests.
Meaghan Lewis
Sep 18, 2017
3 ways to keep your tests lean
Cut the fat
Capture the flag board game
Turning security into a game can deliver major returns for dev teams. Two experts share their experiences.
Robert Lemos
Sep 18, 2017
How playing capture the flag boosts application security
Games developers play
Open sign
With visibility and vigilance, organizations can protect themselves—and their customers—from the exploits that affected Equifax.
Mike Pittenger
Sep 15, 2017
Why the Equifax breach should never have happened
Lessons from an epic fail
 White Paper
You know the drill. In IT today, it’s all about fast delivery of applications and updates—with no compromise in quality. Organizations demand that...
Gain Actionable Insights From Your ALM Data
Developer at work
The best software engineers bring specific qualities to the job that make them stand out. Here are seven that matter most. 
Tigran Sloyan
Sep 15, 2017
7 keys to succeeding as a software engineer
Beyond coding
 White Paper
Keep at it! The most elusive DevOps activities are worth the pursuit
3 Elusive DevOps Activities Worth Pursuing
 eBook
Getting the right balance of your company’s workloads and digital resources can be tricky. Now, there’s a book that can make your next steps clear.
iSpeak Cloud: Embracing Digital Transformation
Get a proper grip on your application security and patching—lest it cost you your business.
Get a proper grip on your application security and patching—lest it cost you your business.
Richi Jennings
Sep 14, 2017
Equifax hack: This story gets worse and worse. And worse.
Security Blogwatch
Step Aside written on ground
Here's what your IT Ops team needs to understand about how containers will replace virtual machines.
John P. Mello Jr.
Sep 14, 2017
Containers are quietly replacing VMs. Is your IT Ops team prepared?
Step aside, virtual machines
Now Hiring sign
The minimum barrier for entry for test automation is one full-time test automation engineer per small team. Here's how to make your case.
Paul Merrill
Sep 13, 2017
How to make the business case to hire a full-time test automation engineer
Hire smarter
Open sign
Pay attention to the quality of the code, especially with open source components, or you'll put your customers at risk.
Robert Lemos
Sep 13, 2017
IoT and open source: How to boost app sec by putting quality first
5-step plan
Bitcoin
Blockchain-based projects could redefine compute, storage and communication products. Here are the ones to watch.
Chris Ward
Sep 12, 2017
How blockchain will disrupt traditional computing
Way beyond bitcoin
Crowdsurfing
Here's how to combine bug bounties and pen testing to boost security. Experts weigh in on this crowdsourcing trend.
Robert Lemos
Sep 12, 2017
How to use bug bounties with penetration testing to bolster your app sec
Power of crowds
 Report
Linux, and soon Windows containers, are rapidly adopted by organizations as developers seek ways to push innovation faster into production...
Point of View: Are Containers Secure?
 White Paper
Learn how to adopt the right strategy for DevOps success.
DevOps Study: Cost and Quality More Important Than Speed
 White Paper
Security analysts are in demand. Explore the aspects of recruiting, training, and retaining your team.
Growing the Security Analyst: Hiring, Training, and Retention
Line of developers
Mobile dev outsourcing succeeds best when you set quality goals, collaborate closely, and establish shift-left testing.
Nina Sesti
Sep 11, 2017
Outsourcing mobile dev? Here are 3 ways to maintain quality
Remote controls
Measuring tape
Velocity burndowns show agile teams what they didn’t finish but don't predict when a project will be done. There metrics will.
Johanna Rothman
Sep 11, 2017
Why velocity burndowns can be poor predictors for agile projects
Take the right measures
Old building surrounded by modern ones
Modernizing legacy software requires more than just tearing down that monolithic application. But that's a start.
Rahul Ravulur
Sep 8, 2017
5 ways to modernize your legacy applications
What's old is new again
Malware TechBlog FBI arrest
The hero of WannaCry, Marcus Hutchins may indeed have sold malware, says KrebsOnSecurity. But does the evidence hold up?
Richi Jennings
Sep 7, 2017
Krebs recycles @MalwareTechBlog’s past—Marcus Hutchins did indeed sell malware, he says
Security Blogwatch
Homebrew setup
The great advantage of building a framework yourself is control. But you're not Netflix, which has a large support staff.
Matthew Heusser
Sep 7, 2017
Should you build your own test automation framework?
Homebrew vs. commercial
Trust Anyone billboard
Mobile, IoT and cloud have blurred the hard lines that once defined the security perimeter. Zero-trust is one way to regain control.
John P. Mello Jr.
Sep 6, 2017
Is the key to bulletproof security zero-trust networks?
Old way: Trust anyone. New: Not so much
Robots chatting
Chatbots make engineers aware of information and empower them to act in the most effective way to meet business objectives.
Jason Hand
Sep 6, 2017
How to use chatbots and automation to optimize your data center
Get social, IT style
With the rapid pace of change in testing, keeping up requires deeper, broader skills–and networking with other QA pros.
T.J. Maher
Sep 5, 2017
3 ways QA engineers can keep pace with developers
Move it or lose it
Prize fight winner
Dissatisfaction with SIEM tools is rising. Will security automation and orchestration tools knock them out?
John P. Mello Jr.
Sep 5, 2017
SAO vs. SIEM security suites: And the winner is...
A new champion?
Scene from
Record and playback tests are easy for non-techies to write, but they break often. Are they worth it? Only for two use cases.
Amy E. Reichert
Sep 1, 2017
Is record and playback test automation harmful?
The good, the bad, and the ugly
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