Is Your Contract Review Process Ready for What’s Next?

In-house legal teams are being asked to handle more contracts, faster, without adding headcount. The result: inconsistent redlines, institutional knowledge that lives only in senior counsel's heads, and a constant tradeoff between speed and accuracy.

This toolkit from Filevine helps legal operations leaders diagnose where their contract review process is falling short — and what modernization actually looks like in practice.

What you'll get:

  • A breakdown of the four hidden costs teams face when they try to scale contract review manually
  • A 24-point self-assessment checklist covering volume, urgency, consistency, workflow, AI readiness, and business impact
  • A scoring framework to benchmark where your team stands today
  • A clear picture of what domain-specific AI looks like when it's built directly into Microsoft Word — not bolted on as a separate platform

Built for General Counsel, legal ops leaders, and contract teams navigating growing workloads with flat resources.

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How to Evaluate AI Vendors for Your Legal Team

AI tools are entering legal workflows faster than most firms can vet them. Contract review, e-discovery, compliance monitoring - the use cases are real, but so are the risks. Confidentiality gaps, unreliable outputs, and tools that can't adapt to your specific playbooks can set your team back instead of moving it forward.

This guide gives legal teams a structured evaluation framework covering six critical areas - so you can ask the right questions before you commit.

What you'll learn:

  • How to assess whether a tool adapts to your firm's policies, escalation rules, and precedents
  • What accuracy benchmarks and error-tracking standards to require
  • Key governance and ethics questions including bias audits and audit rights
  • Integration requirements that determine real-world adoption
  • How to tie AI selection to defined legal outcomes - not vague productivity gains
  • ROI evidence and scaling criteria to validate before expanding beyond a pilot
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Why Trust FusionAuth

Modern applications demand authentication that is secure, flexible, and built for developers.

Yet many CIAM platforms introduce unnecessary complexity, opaque pricing, and architectural constraints that slow teams down and increase risk, especially in regulated environments.

This solution brief explains why thousands of engineering teams trust FusionAuth to power authentication at scale. Designed for full control and deployment flexibility, FusionAuth delivers a modern CIAM platform without vendor lock-in or multi-tenant compromises.

In this brief, you’ll learn:

  • Why traditional CIAM platforms limit flexibility, transparency, and security
  • How single-tenant architecture improves control, isolation, and compliance
  • What developer-first authentication looks like in practice
  • How teams migrate faster with minimal disruption and lower engineering effort

Whether you’re building for fintech, healthcare, education, or enterprise SaaS, this guide shows how FusionAuth helps teams deploy authentication their way securely, predictably, and at scale.

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Why Passkeys Improve User Security

Passwords remain one of the biggest security liabilities in modern applications.

Phishing, credential reuse, and human error continue to drive the majority of data breaches—despite stronger password rules and added MFA layers. Passkeys offer a fundamentally more secure approach to authentication by removing passwords entirely.

This whitepaper explains how passkeys work, why they dramatically reduce common attack vectors, and what development and security teams need to know to implement them successfully.

In this guide, you’ll learn:

  • Why traditional passwords and MFA still fail against modern threats
  • How passkeys use public-key cryptography to prevent phishing and credential theft
  • The difference between passkeys and password-based authentication
  • Real-world examples of passkey adoption from leading platforms
  • Best practices and considerations for implementing passkeys

If you’re responsible for protecting user identities while maintaining a seamless login experience, this guide provides a clear roadmap to moving beyond passwords.

Download the whitepaper to learn how passkeys improve security—and how to put them into practice.

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The State of Homegrown Auth Report

The 2025 State of Homegrown Authentication Report, sponsored by FusionAuth and Cloudelligent, provides the first deep dive into the tech stacks and team dynamics of organizations building their own identity systems. While many teams opt for in-house solutions for better security and customization, the data reveals significant risks, including the fact that 20% of respondents have experienced a security breach.

Key findings from this inaugural study of 144 IT practitioners include:

  • Architecture Trends: 67% of teams build their systems from scratch or roll their own auth server rather than using third-party providers.
  • The Tech Stack: Java, JavaScript, and C++ remain the top languages, with 72% of teams running auth in containerized or Kubernetes environments.
  • Productivity Benchmarks: Passport.js and Spring Security are rated as the top libraries for both long-term maintenance and initial time to value.
  • Team Composition: 60% of teams involve senior-level staff, yet only 23% of those contributors are considered identity specialists.
  • Infrastructure Preferences: Roughly half of development teams prefer local environments over SaaS tools for building and testing auth-related flows.

Download the full report to compare your own identity infrastructure against your peers and understand the features, protocols, and challenges shaping the future of custom authentication.

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Top 3 Risks for DIY Auth in Regulated Industries

Building authentication in-house may seem appealing, but for regulated industries, it often introduces serious risk.

Organizations in banking, healthcare, and other highly regulated sectors face increasing pressure to secure sensitive data while meeting complex compliance requirements. DIY authentication systems can quickly become costly, difficult to scale, and hard to keep compliant as regulations evolve.

This white paper explores the top three risks of managing authentication internally, from security vulnerabilities and compliance gaps to operational strain on development teams, and explains why many organizations are turning to specialized authentication providers instead.

Inside, you’ll learn:

  • Why DIY authentication struggles to keep pace with evolving regulations
  • How security threats and downtime risks increase with in-house systems
  • What to look for when evaluating authentication vendors for regulated environments

Whether you’re reassessing an existing auth stack or planning for growth, this guide will help you understand the risks and make a more informed, future-ready decision.

Download the white paper to see why DIY authentication may be holding your organization back.

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2026 State of Production Reliability and AI Adoption

NeuBird AI surveyed 1000+ SRE, DevOps, and IT operations professionals across every company size and seniority level, and the results describe two organizations operating on different information. Executives see AI adoption as underway, while the engineers running incidents day to day report a very different reality, and the gap is measured in real downtime and real burnout.

Inside the 2026 State of Production Reliability and AI Adoption Report:

  • Why 53% of teams lose 40%+ of their time to incident management instead of building product
  • The 35-point gap between executives and practitioners on whether AI is actually running in production
  • What triggers 44% of alert-related outages, and why alert fatigue has become a reliability risk, not just a morale one
  • Where AI is already reducing toil, and the budget, data, and security barriers still holding teams back

The report surfaces critical statistics on alert suppression, undetected incidents, and the real cost of operational failures.

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2026 State of Production Reliability and AI Adoption

Platform and IT engineers are constantly challenged to build reliable systems while keeping production running during critical failures. However, reactive incident management is consuming valuable engineering capacity and driving significant team burnout. In fact, the majority of engineering teams spend 40 percent or more of their time on incident management instead of innovation.

Read the full report to explore key findings, including:

  • The Cost of Alert Fatigue: Discover why nearly half of organizations experienced an outage linked to ignored or suppressed alerts in the past year.
  • Financial Exposure: Learn how infrastructure downtime costs 61 percent of organizations $50,000 or more per hour.
  • The AI Perception Gap: Understand why 74 percent of C-suite executives believe their organization actively uses AI for incident management while only 39 percent of practitioners agree.
  • Barriers to Adoption: Identify the top practical challenges to AI deployment, such as budget constraints, data quality issues, and security concerns.
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2026 State of Production Reliability and AI Adoption

Platform and IT engineers are constantly challenged to build reliable systems while keeping production running during critical failures. However, reactive incident management is consuming valuable engineering capacity and driving significant team burnout. In fact, the majority of engineering teams spend 40 percent or more of their time on incident management instead of innovation.

Read the full report to explore key findings, including:

  • The Cost of Alert Fatigue: Discover why nearly half of organizations experienced an outage linked to ignored or suppressed alerts in the past year.
  • Financial Exposure: Learn how infrastructure downtime costs 61 percent of organizations $50,000 or more per hour.
  • The AI Perception Gap: Understand why 74 percent of C-suite executives believe their organization actively uses AI for incident management while only 39 percent of practitioners agree.
  • Barriers to Adoption: Identify the top practical challenges to AI deployment, such as budget constraints, data quality issues, and security concerns.
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2026 State of Production Reliability and AI Adoption

Platform and IT engineers are constantly challenged to build reliable systems while keeping production running during critical failures. However, reactive incident management is consuming valuable engineering capacity and driving significant team burnout. In fact, the majority of engineering teams spend 40 percent or more of their time on incident management instead of innovation.

Read the full report to explore key findings, including:

  • The Cost of Alert Fatigue: Discover why nearly half of organizations experienced an outage linked to ignored or suppressed alerts in the past year.
  • Financial Exposure: Learn how infrastructure downtime costs 61 percent of organizations $50,000 or more per hour.
  • The AI Perception Gap: Understand why 74 percent of C-suite executives believe their organization actively uses AI for incident management while only 39 percent of practitioners agree.
  • Barriers to Adoption: Identify the top practical challenges to AI deployment, such as budget constraints, data quality issues, and security concerns.
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How File Transfer Automation Can Support IT Security Goals and Data Growth

Modern businesses rely on the fast and secure movement of digital files to succeed. However, as data volumes grow and operations become increasingly distributed, relying on manual processes, custom scripts, and legacy FTP clients creates significant operational risks and high maintenance costs.

Read this white paper from Enterprise Strategy Group to learn how automating file transfers can support your IT security goals. You will discover how to:

  • Minimize human error and costly delays by automating file transfer tasks without complex programming.
  • Improve your security posture with centralized reporting, comprehensive auditing, and tamper-evident logging.
  • Ensure reliable data delivery through automated scheduling and proactive task failure notifications.
  • Reduce the operational burden on IT staff by replacing high-maintenance homegrown transfer solutions.
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The Managed File Transfer Buyer’s Guide

For modern organizations, transferring data securely between partners, customers, and remote locations is a core business operation. However, the requirements for file transfers can vary wildly, from occasional non-sensitive exchanges to high-volume transactions involving strictly regulated financial or healthcare information.

Download this comprehensive buyer's guide to evaluate your organization's unique file transfer needs, including:

  • Security and Compliance: Learn how to prioritize access controls like LDAP integration, Role-Based Access Control, and Multi-Factor Authentication.
  • Data Encryption: Understand the importance of FIPS 140-2 validated encryption for protecting data both in transit and at rest.
  • Workflow Automation: See how MFT solutions can minimize human error and reduce administrative overhead through automated task management.
  • Reliability and Recovery: Explore features like guaranteed delivery, tamper-evident logging, and automated server failover for mission-critical operations.
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Future Cybersecurity Challenges and the Role of Managed File Transfer

Traditional, manual security and governance methods can no longer keep pace with accelerating business demands and sophisticated threats. To protect intellectual assets and adapt in real time, IT leaders must adopt a new paradigm that prioritizes standardization, automation, and holistic process management.

This whitepaper from Progress MOVEit explores the critical shifts defining modern cybersecurity challenges, including:

  • Growing Complexity and Scale: Learn why simple control mechanisms fail and how to use technology to amplify your security defenses against proliferating networks and endpoints.
  • The Curse of Fragmentation: Understand the dangers of focusing on isolated components instead of securing the overarching activities that connect your enterprise.
  • Increasing Externalization: Discover how horizontal data flows and empowered end-users increase the risk of accidental breaches and why automation is a more reliable safeguard than policy enforcement alone.
  • The Need for Speed: See how Managed File Transfer solutions can rapidly correct failed transactions, deliver real-time visibility, and keep pace with aggressive business growth without adding administrative delays.
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Scaling Corporate Development For The Next Stage Of Growth

When leadership demands aggressive inorganic growth and multiple acquisitions, traditional approaches like manual spreadsheets and fragmented reporting can no longer keep pace. These outdated methods introduce risk, erode confidence, and slow down critical decisions at the exact moment speed matters most.

Download this white paper to discover a practical framework for scaling corporate development operations, including how to:

  • Centralize intelligence: Create a single source of truth for all deal data, market insights, and financials.
  • Automate data gathering: Replace manual research with automated data flows to evaluate opportunities faster.
  • Streamline collaboration: Enable stakeholders to work in parallel with structured workflows and real-time updates.
  • Accelerate reporting: Leverage dynamic dashboards for instant visibility into pipeline health and deal progress.
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Addressing Data Security And Compliance Requirements With Progress MOVEit

When sensitive information is contained behind a firewall, it is much easier for IT teams to control and manage. However, once that data is sent externally to partners or vendors, it is at risk of being intercepted, stolen, or misused. Securely sharing sensitive data requires more than just a safe network and smart IT policies.

This whitepaper explores seven key security controls required by modern data protection regulations, including:

  • Automation: Eliminate manual scripting and reduce human error with built-in job schedulers.
  • Control and Visibility: Maintain a clear, tamper-evident audit trail for all file transfer activities.
  • Information Security: Support reliable delivery and maintain data integrity to reduce the risk of unauthorized alterations during transit.
  • Authentication: Implement multi-factor authentication and granular, group-based access controls.
  • Cryptography and Architecture: Protect data at rest and in motion with advanced encryption algorithms and secure deployment options.

Download the full whitepaper to assess your file transfer security posture and learn how to maintain compliance over your most sensitive organizational data.

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