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ALSCO Secure Gateway, A Different Approach to Web Application Security Through Intelligent Traffic Learning

ALSCO Secure Gateway, A Different Approach to Web Application Security Through Intelligent Traffic Learning

Application-aware protection through reverse-proxy inspection and learned security policies. As cyber threats evolve, organizations face a recurring challenge: protecting web applications without disrupting legitimate operations. Traditional security rules provide important defenses against known threats, but effective protection also depends on understanding what an individual application is actually designed to do.

From Interfaces to Intelligent Systems: How AI Is Changing Financial Product Design

By Shawn Mars For much of the history of financial technology, software has played a relatively straightforward role. Professionals make decisions, while digital tools help them access information, organize data, complete transactions, and move through complex workflows more efficiently. Artificial intelligence is beginning to change that relationship. As AI becomes

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Can You Trust What AI Says Your Customers Think?

A growing class of software promises something companies have wanted for decades. It reads everything customers say, the reviews and support tickets and app-store comments and social posts, and tells teams in plain language what it all adds up to. The timing helps the pitch. Survey response rates have slid

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Robotics and the Future of Safer Land Management Operations

Robotics and the Future of Safer Land Management Operations

Across industries that rely on heavy equipment and challenging terrain, workplace safety remains one of the most significant operational concerns. From forestry and vegetation management to land clearing and infrastructure maintenance, workers are often required to operate machinery in environments that present substantial risks. As robotics technology continues to advance,

Why Companies Like Ensemblab Are Focusing on AI Agents as Organizations Search for Practical Automation

Why Companies Like Ensemblab Are Focusing on AI Agents as Organizations Search for Practical Automation

For years, discussions about artificial intelligence revolved around potential. Reports projected economic gains. Executives spoke about transformation. Technology firms introduced increasingly capable systems. Yet inside many organizations, the reality looked far less dramatic. Teams were still searching documents manually. Employees were moving information between disconnected systems. Managers continued spending hours

How Encryption Tools Work in Mobile Devices

How Encryption Tools Work in Mobile Devices

Google’s June 2026 Android security update has put mobile data protection back in the spotlight. The release patches dozens of vulnerabilities across the operating system, including a high-severity zero-day under active, targeted exploitation. The flaw, tracked as CVE-2025-48595, is an elevation-of-privilege bug in the Android Framework affecting devices running Android

Rob Enderle on AI, Automation, and the Auto Industry

Rob Enderle on AI, Automation, and the Auto Industry

Big shifts in technology happen in uneven stages rather than a smooth progression. They tend to build slowly, then suddenly feel obvious. Artificial intelligence, automation, and electric vehicles are part of that pattern right now. Each one moves at a different speed, but they overlap in ways that affect how

Why The ART Channel Believes the Future of Streaming Will Feel More Human

Why The ART Channel Believes the Future of Streaming Will Feel More Human

By Claire Whitmore, Senior Culture Editor In an era where streaming services compete through volume, algorithms and billion-dollar franchises, one independent network is quietly moving in the opposite direction. Instead of building another endless library of disposable entertainment, The ART Channel is developing what executives describe as a “living cultural

Why Years of Experience Are Losing Their Power in Tech Hiring

Why Years of Experience Are Losing Their Power in Tech Hiring

By Michael Privat I have been in the same company for over two decades, long enough to watch hiring trends come and go, long enough to see entire belief systems rise, peak, and collapse under their own weight. One of those beliefs has been sitting in plain sight for years,

Training Camp and the Evolution of an IT and Cybersecurity Certification Training Provider in the United States and Internationally

Training Camp and the Evolution of an IT and Cybersecurity Certification Training Provider in the United States and Internationally

Professional development in technology has become a standard part of preparing for the modern workforce. As sectors lean more heavily on cloud computing, cybersecurity, and technology governance, organizations are paying closer attention to how their teams maintain technical expertise. Certifications from bodies such as CompTIA, ISC2, Microsoft, and AWS have

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