Experts and executives from across it told us that fundamentals, a security-first mindset, protecting data, visibility, APIs, and automation are the keys.
There are times when just monitoring systems is enough, but for large enterprise applications that demand maximum efficiency and effectiveness, you should consider tracking complete transactions.
We've all heard the stories of cryptocurrencies being used on the dark web for some nefarious purpose. But it seems like this use of crypto may be coming to an end.
Popular blockchains like Ethereum are rather complicated. In this post, we strip blockchain down to the basic parts and create a blockchain using POJO in Java.
This great primer for Contexts and Dependency Injection covers the need for it and a simple implementation in a Java EE environment that focuses on injecting properties.
In the first of this two-part article, we look at the roles involved in authentication a request via OAuth, the protocol flow, and how authorization is granted to a user.
Love Kotlin's inherent support for creating DSLs? Let's take a look at a few different approaches you can take when building a domain-specific language.
If you've used AS2 for B2B communications, then you might already know how complicated it can be. Take a look at a new tool designed to simplify its use.
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