Development – The TechBriefs

96 percent of enterprises use agentic AI but concerns persist

A new survey finds 96 percent of organizations are already using AI agents in some capacity, and 97 percent are […]

Microsoft explains why we had to wait to long for PowerShell 7.6 LTS

Fans of PowerShell were frustrated and confused by the delayed release of the most recent Long Term Support edition. PowerShell […]

New context engine helps developers safely integrate agentic systems

Agentic systems are changing how software behaves. Instead of following predefined code paths, agents interpret context, select tools, and generate […]

LLM hesitancy leaves open source risks in place

LLMs are getting less wrong when analyzing open source code, but they’re becoming more hesitant. That hesitation quietly preserves risks, […]

Pentesting is prioritized but only 32 percent of attack surfaces are tested

While 95 percent of organizations say they rank pentesting as a top priority, they are currently testing only 32 percent […]

Has Agile lost its way? How AI-powered DevSecOps can help [Q&A]

Agile. What started 25 years ago as a movement for responsiveness and customer value now often gets bogged down by […]

How evidence-based policy controls are changing software releases [Q&A]

Traditional software trust models have relied heavily on faith in checklists, signatures, and a patchwork of compliance artifacts. But in […]

New tool aims to speed up pentesting without risking safety

Autonomous testing tools promise efficiency but can introduce security risks and inaccuracies in production environments. On the other hand traditional […]

New testing agent helps verify AI-generated code

AI coding tools like Cursor and GitHub Copilot are generating code faster than any human team can verify it. Developers […]

87 percent of organizations run software with known exploitable vulnerabilities

A new report from Datadog finds that 87 percent of organizations have at least one known exploitable vulnerability in their […]