Legacy systems or applications have performance issues, are vulnerable to security threats, and have high maintenance costs. Businesses can fix these systems by using cloud migration as a legacy system modernization strategy. Cloud engineers and architects can shift to a cloud-native approach to modernize applications, boost innovation and productivity, and reduce development and maintenance costs.
A positive developer experience (DevEx) increases developer retention. An ineffective workflow cripples software development and reduces productivity and satisfaction, which leads to burnout. C-level executives and IT team leaders must create effective workflows to benefit from improved retention from a positive DevEx.
Cloud computing offers simplicity and flexibility for businesses looking to embrace the cloud. However, moving systems to the cloud introduces vulnerabilities that may be exploited. Cybersecurity teams should use cloud pen testing to uncover weaknesses, bolster their cybersecurity and prevent losses to the enterprise.
Managing customer support across multiple channels and providing quick feedback can be challenging. Businesses can use help desk management software powered by AI to manage customers across all channels, enhance customer service efficiency and improve customer retention.
Developers are the backbone of a growing and competitive software industry. Losing a developer reduces productivity due to time-consuming rehiring processes. C-level executives and IT team leaders can implement a developer experience strategy to improve developer retention, productivity and satisfaction.
LLM jail-breaking (also known as LLM manipulation) forces LLMs to exhibit unwanted behavior. These LLMs may become examples of irresponsible and unethical AI, depending on what they are forced to do. Cybersecurity teams can ensure that their LLMs are responsible and ethical through resilience testing for jailbreaks and implementing multiple guardrails to combat jailbreaks.
As cyber threats escalate, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are increasingly targeted by cybercriminals due to their limited cybersecurity resources. This underscores the importance of cyber insurance for SMEs to mitigate financial, operational, and reputational damages. Cyber leaders and business owners must understand cyber insurance, evaluate its necessity, and fortify security measures to safeguard their digital assets, ensure business continuity, and potentially reduce insurance premiums.
Many employees can access all the applications and resources needed throughout the day without leaving the browser. Browsers are critical for business operations, but they’re vulnerable to cyberattacks. Enterprise browsers provide additional protection for businesses to protect enterprise data from leaks and attacks.
The NIST CSF 2.0 has introduced substantial updates to its guidelines for enhancing cybersecurity across industries. Security leaders aiming to align with NIST CSF 2.0 must ensure their teams are thoroughly briefed on the latest version of the modification and understand its implications for their organization’s cybersecurity strategies and compliance requirements to maintain or achieve alignment.
An increase in IoT devices and IoT device breaches has spurred the creation of new legislation in the UK to enforce minimum security requirements on those devices. The new legislation emphasizes the need for stronger security in consumer electronics. Security leaders and IT Asset Managers should enhance IoT device security and update practices to benefit from these changes.