Build Apps Fast, Right, and for the Future
OutSystems is a modern application platform. Using visual, model-driven development, artificial intelligence (AI)-powered tools, and a cloud-native platform, you can quickly and easily build, deploy, and manage software.
Combining OutSystems with Amazon Web Services (AWS) enables your organization to significantly reduce the time, resources, and cost of managing infrastructure and upgrading hardware and software.
Together, OutSystems on AWS enables you to build and deploy applications rapidly and with confidence, so they meet the most stringent requirements for reliability, availability, and scalability, ensuring continuous adaptation to changing business requirements.
Accelerate Your Modern App Game
You’re ready to build modern applications on the cloud. But where do you start to reach your goals?
OutSystems has made it easy with Cloud Accelerators for Amazon Web Services (AWS) —a new collection of connectors, tools, components, and training designed to kickstart your modern application development.
Lendr Builds Five Apps in Under 12 Months with Just 2 Developers
With a reliance on C# and a small team of in-house developers, Lendr needed a platform that could accelerate development across the board, including front-end, back-end, employee, and customer experiences.
With OutSystems, it built five apps for staff, clients, and brokers in under a year, streamlining the way it delivers its working capital and factoring solutions. It even launched a brand-new app in under six hours to help small businesses apply for Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans during the COVID-19 crisis.
Build Apps Fast, Right, and for the Future
OutSystems is a modern application platform. Using visual, model-driven development, artificial intelligence (AI)-powered tools, and a cloud-native platform, you can quickly and easily build, deploy, and manage software.
Combining OutSystems with Amazon Web Services (AWS) enables your organization to significantly reduce the time, resources, and cost of managing infrastructure and upgrading hardware and software.
Together, OutSystems on AWS enables you to build and deploy applications rapidly and with confidence, so they meet the most stringent requirements for reliability, availability, and scalability, ensuring continuous adaptation to changing business requirements.
Accelerate Your Modern App Game
You’re ready to build modern applications on the cloud. But where do you start to reach your goals?
OutSystems has made it easy with Cloud Accelerators for Amazon Web Services (AWS) —a new collection of connectors, tools, components, and training designed to kickstart your modern application development.
Purpose-Built Linux for Embedded Solutions
The explosive growth of the Internet of Things (IoT) is just one of several trends that is fueling the demand for intelligent devices at the edge. Increasingly, embedded devices use Linux to leverage libraries and code as well as Linux OS expertise to deliver functionality faster, simplify ongoing maintenance, and provide the most flexibility and performance for embedded device developers.
This e-book looks at the various approaches to providing both Linux and a build environment for embedded devices and offers best practices on how organizations can accelerate development while reducing overall project cost throughout the entire device lifecycle.
Lendr Builds Five Apps in Under 12 Months with Just 2 Developers
With a reliance on C# and a small team of in-house developers, Lendr needed a platform that could accelerate development across the board, including front-end, back-end, employee, and customer experiences.
With OutSystems, it built five apps for staff, clients, and brokers in under a year, streamlining the way it delivers its working capital and factoring solutions. It even launched a brand-new app in under six hours to help small businesses apply for Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans during the COVID-19 crisis.
OutSystems on AWS: Migrate, Develop and Innovate Applications In The Cloud
Balancing the need to build innovative applications that support future growth with increasing demands to deliver at speed while avoiding errors is not easy.
Traditional application development processes are slow and for many organizations have resulted in the accumulation of massive technical debt and ever-growing application backlogs. Finding, hiring, training, and retaining specialist talent is also challenging, as is ensuring team members always have access to the latest technology and the most up-to-date infrastructure.
The agility, scalability, and access to advanced technologies on AWS afforded by cloud migration are crucial for companies looking for new ways to shrink accumulated technical debt and rapidly build reliable, secure, enterprise-grade applications.
OutSystems on AWS: Migrate, Develop and Innovate Applications In The Cloud
Balancing the need to build innovative applications that support future growth with increasing demands to deliver at speed while avoiding errors is not easy.
Traditional application development processes are slow and for many organizations have resulted in the accumulation of massive technical debt and ever-growing application backlogs. Finding, hiring, training, and retaining specialist talent is also challenging, as is ensuring team members always have access to the latest technology and the most up-to-date infrastructure.
The agility, scalability, and access to advanced technologies on AWS afforded by cloud migration are crucial for companies looking for new ways to shrink accumulated technical debt and rapidly build reliable, secure, enterprise-grade applications.
OutSystems on AWS: Migrate, Develop and Innovate Applications In The Cloud
Balancing the need to build innovative applications that support future growth with increasing demands to deliver at speed while avoiding errors is not easy.
Traditional application development processes are slow and for many organizations have resulted in the accumulation of massive technical debt and ever-growing application backlogs. Finding, hiring, training, and retaining specialist talent is also challenging, as is ensuring team members always have access to the latest technology and the most up-to-date infrastructure.
The agility, scalability, and access to advanced technologies on AWS afforded by cloud migration are crucial for companies looking for new ways to shrink accumulated technical debt and rapidly build reliable, secure, enterprise-grade applications.
Supplier Visibility: What’s Lurking In The Fog?
COVID-19 revealed the importance of robust Supplier Risk Management. Under-the-radar suppliers on sole-source contracts were suddenly found to be contributing small but critical inputs to production lines, with late deliveries – not seen in years or decades prior – threatening to shut down entire factories.
On top of production risks, companies are also increasingly reliant on third party technology for processing sensitive business information. This is an overwhelmingly positive trend, as it puts the job of cybersecurity into the hands of the companies that are most expert at it. However it has the important consequence that when security incidents happen, they will most likely involve a third party.
The What, When, Where, Who, How and Why Behind Security Incidents
Security people can be infuriating. All too often security incidents are confused in a fog of acronyms, data, and analysis. The industry, as a whole, has failed to make information presentation humanly readable and visual.
Picture the scene of a crime; and enter our hero… the police investigator. As he scans the scene for evidence, he tries to build a picture of the events that led to this crime. There are only 6 questions in his mind… What, When, Where, Who, Why and How?
And so, to solve a problem, either in the physical world, or your cyber environment, these elements are the factors you must question and decipher to solve a problem or collect the right information.
The Advantages of Partnering with an MSSP or Building a SOC Internally
Outsourcing to an MSSP (Managed Security Service Provider) or building an internal SOC (Security Operations Center), each comes with its own set of advantages and challenges.
The aim of both is to enhance your cyber security, develop your systems, and protect your data, processes, and people. However, knowing which strategy to take can be a hard decision to make, especially if you are unsure of what each approach requires in the first place.
Global Threat Landscape 2022 Forecast
Join SecurityHQ’s very own Security Monitoring and Incident Response Lead, Aaron Hambleton and Security Analyst, Nikhil Mohanlal, on the 10th of March for a webinar to discuss some of the greatest threats of 2021, trends that developed throughout 2021, what we learnt from these threats and attacks, and what that means for 2022.
2021 saw a massive spike in threats, of all types, across the globe. Being more proactive with regards to security measures and processes, rather than reactive, means staying ahead of the growing threat landscape. Knowing what is out there and what threats are likely to hit in 2022, based off an analysis of what we have seen throughout 2021, means that methods to contain and mitigate can be put in place in order to remediate and mitigate attacks.
Learn about
- The greatest threats of 2021, and what that means for threats and security measures in 2022.
- Explore notes from the field, with real life case study examined.
- What to do in the event of an attack, and recommendations for safeguarding.
- Delve into the growing threat landscape head-on, for complete visibility and peace of mind.
Ransomware Controls SecurityHQ’s Zero Trust x40
In response to a recent attack against Hackney Council, and after observing a recent and sudden increase in ransomware attacks across the globe, and in every vertical, “SecurityHQ’s Zero Trust x40” is a list of simple, inexpensive and common-sense mitigations that seek to break the adversarial tactics required to successfully orchestrate an enterprise wide ransomware attack, including Initial Access, Privilege Escalation, Lateral Movement and Exfiltration.
This paper includes:
- 40 recommendations to help organisations safeguard against threats, both future and current.
- Reasonings behind each recommendation, with real-life examples and analysis of recent ransomware threats.
- An exploration of the cruciality of “asymmetrical warfare” and an evaluation of the future threat landscape.
Replay a sophisticated ransomware attack, you will develop a sense of regrettable respect for the ingenuity involved.
