Building High-Performance AI/ML Pipelines with C++ and CUDA

While Python dominates the experimental phase of machine learning, it often hits a ceiling when deployed in production environments where milliseconds matter. A recent article from Whole Tomato dives into why industries like autonomous vehicles, high-frequency trading, and robotics are building their ML pipelines directly in C++ and CUDA. This guide walks through the architecture […]

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AI in Test Automation: Beyond the Hype

The conversation around AI in test automation is often filled with hype, but what does its implementation look like in practice? This post from Ranorex outlines their pragmatic, problem-first approach. Instead of chasing buzzwords, their focus is on how AI can solve the most persistent challenges in testing, particularly the significant time and effort spent

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The Code We Didn’t Write: Why the “Integrity Crisis” is the Real Story of OWASP 2025

I know it didn’t always feel like it, but with the benefit of hindsight, Application Security used to be a straightforward game. You wrote your code, you ran your scans, you fixed your warnings, and you went home. But lately there has been a shift. Teams aren’t spending their time fixing the code they wrote

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Rethinking ASPM: From Signal Chaos to Defense in Depth

The long-standing security principle of Defense in Depth (DiD) is based on creating multiple layers of protection, much like a medieval castle with walls, a moat, and guards. However, this traditional model, built around a clear network perimeter, is struggling to keep pace with modern application development. The shift to cloud-native architectures, microservices, and rapid

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Rethinking C++: Ignorance, Surface, and Deep Architecture

It’s a common refrain that C++ is an overwhelmingly complex language, but a recent post on the Embarcadero blog, “Rethinking C++,” argues that this perception is often based on a fundamental misunderstanding. The author, Volker Hillmann, suggests that we frequently confuse the complexity of a component’s implementation with the simplicity of its usage. The post

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Some Big News from Florence!

We’ve just returned from the Embarcadero worldwide partner event in Florence, Italy, and we’re coming home with more than just good memories! We are so proud to announce that Code Partners was presented with a Partner Recognition award. It was a genuine honour to receive the award, especially as we were one of only a

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SBOM Export: Instant, Audit-Ready Visibility into your Software Components

Kiuwan has announced a new Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) exporting feature, now available within its Kiuwan Insights (SCA) tool. This update allows development and security teams to generate a complete SBOM with a single click, offering a straightforward way to gain visibility into all software components, licenses, and dependencies within their projects. The new

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What’s New in PreEmptive’s DashO, JSDefender, and Dotfuscator?

PreEmptive recently detailed its latest round of product enhancements, explaining how its tools are evolving to keep pace with modern development platforms. It shows efforts to maintain consistency with updates to Java, ECMAScript, and CI/CD workflows, focusing on improving security, performance, and developer confidence without compromising compatibility. The post specifically covers recent updates to DashO,

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