We all know that behind every developer is a beloved and often contentious programming language. In heated debates over which language is the best, the security card usually comes into play in support of one language or to discredit another. We decided to address this debate once and for all and put it to the test by taking a close look at seven of the most popular programming languages today to see which are the most secure.
In our 33-criterion evaluation of software composition analysis providers, we identified the 10 most significant ones — Flexera, FOSSA, GitLab, JFrog, Snyk, Sonatype, Synopsys, Veracode, WhiteHat Security, and WhiteSource — and researched, analyzed, and scored them. This report shows how each provider measures up and helps security professionals select the right one for their needs.
Open source components are the core building blocks of application software, providing developers with a wealth of off-the-shelf possibilities that they can use for assembling their products faster and more efficiently.
These days, there’s an app for virtually anything. Enabling rapid application development and deployment of these apps is a nearendless body of components, most of which are open source: code, scripts, artifacts and more. But while these components are driving faster development and deployment, they also can be a security nightmare for companies that fail to manage and secure them effectively—a scenario that has proven catastrophic in several high-profile incidents over the last few years.
When it comes to digitization, here’s the reality:
We’ve spent the last 30 years having the way we live, interact, and shop be completely disrupted by the rise of digital channels. At first, the ability to even access the internet was an innovation beyond what we knew was possible. Then, we realized its potential and started focusing on digital maturity.
Sana Commerce and Magento are both e-commerce platform providers. Sana Commerce is an ERP-integrated e-commerce platform that focuses on B2B wholesalers, distributors and manufacturers. Magento is an e-commerce platform, widely adopted by B2C retailers. Most people looking for an e-commerce solution will sooner or later run into Magento. Here’s how Sana and Magento differ.
Integration platforms as a service (iPaaS) provide a centralized console to manage, govern, and integrate cloud-based applications. These tools work by connecting cloud applications and services, and controlling integration flows. They can speed up product development by integrating existing tools, and increase data volume by utilizing external sources. Companies use these tools to scale performance needs, add product functionality, and structure application integrations. Features or data can be added or removed quickly, reducing failover, downtime, and development time. There is some relationship between iPaaS and ESB software, but iPaaS is typically used for customer-facing applications, while ESB is used for internal data transfers and updates.
Highly decentralized computing is the new normal for most organizations, and digital transformation (DX) initiatives are changing application architectures to event driven to support real-time and near-real-time response cycles. In this environment, enterprises are increasingly turning to messaging middleware to meet the combined requirements of complexity, speed, reliability, and security to connect the digital world of applications and data.
Whether you’re in the cloud, on mobile, on premises or in the IoT, IBM MQ simplifies, accelerates and facilitates security-rich data exchange.
Based on the results of our B2B Buying Process 2019 Report, we’ve put together 7 e-commerce best practices to help you meet your B2B customers’ demands and overcome their challenges online.
In this webinar, you’ll learn how to:
Watch the recording to find out more about each e-commerce best practice and how to apply them — including practical tips and real-life examples — plus info on how you too will benefit!
Whether you want to grow your business, increase efficiency or become more customer-centric, a B2B omnichannel strategy is the answer! Your clients decide when and where they shop, and that means they usually do so across different channels and devices. The modern customer journey takes clients from their smartphones to their laptops, from social media to Wikipedia, and hopefully, finally, toyour web store. Because of this, it is essential that your clients have a smooth, informative and enjoyable experience across all these channels — and that’s exactly what an omnichannel strategy is all about. The sooner you unify your customer experience, the sooner you will reap the rewards of happier clients and smarter sales. Learn how to do it now, with this free white paper.
If you have a web store or are currently researching your e-commerce vendor options, chances are you’ll have come across the terms ‘interfaced’ or ‘integrated’. What do these terms actually mean, and more importantly, what do they mean for your future e-commerce solution?
Read our white paper to get to the bottom of these common questions:
We believe that in every good company there’s a great company waiting to get out. The first step is always the hardest, but that doesn’t mean we can’t try to make it easier. Sana wanted to find a way to make e-commerce easier, and the solution turned out to be integrated e-commerce. By plugging your online sales platform directly into your ERP — where your pricing, order availability and customer information is already stored — you can leverage the data and logic you already have and transform it into a powerful, attractive web store. Download this white paper to get all the details on Sana’s integrated e-commerce solution and how it paves the way to happier clients, more sales and better partnerships.
For this 2019 report, we surveyed more than 500 buyers who purchase from manufacturers, wholesalers and distributors. We found that, although 75% of product purchases are already made online, buyers are still not buying as much online as they’d like. But is meeting this demand as simple as offering them the ability to buy online? Or do buyers expect more?
Download the report to get insights on the following topics:
Use these insights to better understand your buyers, stay ahead of trends and gain a competitive edge.
You’ve done everything right: moved from break/fix to managed services, increased your security offerings, and reinforced protections for your customers. But have you double checked your own doors? MSPs are value-rich targets—cyber criminals don’t have to go after individual clients when they can get them all in one fell swoop.
That’s why it’s more important than ever to boost your own cybersecurity practices. Our eBook, Building a Security Practice Within Your MSP, can help. In it, we outline ways you can begin to establish a secure culture, such as: