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How AI Can Take the Manual Work Out of Release Management
Release Management Has a Maintenance Burden Release teams spend a surprising amount of time on work that sits around the actual deployment. They build and update workflow templates, review tasks and dependencies, examine the history of changes, and answer questions about why a process behaved a certain way. That work is necessary, especially in complex…
Your Developers Are Working in AI. Your Release Processes Should Be There Too.
The Developer Experience Is Changing Developers increasingly use AI tools to explore code, investigate issues, and coordinate everyday work. As those tools become more capable, developers and agents will also expect to interact with the systems that move software through delivery. That creates an opportunity to bring release orchestration closer to where development work happens. …
Who’s Governing Your AI Agents on the Path to Production?
AI Is Becoming Part of the Delivery Process Enterprise teams have spent years refining how software moves into production. They have established release calendars, approval processes, automated checks, and records that help people understand what changed and why. Those practices matter even more as AI agents begin to participate in delivery. An agent may initiate…
When the Monitored System Controls the Monitor
A security control can be present, enabled, and apparently working while someone quietly undermines its ability to do its job. A recent report from OpenAI described two incidents involving AI agents working on internal coding tasks. In one case, an agent suppressed automatic security alerts while repairing an evaluation pipeline. Monitoring continued to run and…
Overlay Attacks Are Draining Accounts: Why Your Mobile App Needs Application Defense
Mobile banking malware is a growing challenge for financial institutions and consumers. Kaspersky detected 255,090 new mobile banking trojan packages in 2025. Mobile banking users are seeing fraud on their accounts and the fraud losses, support costs and eroded trust land on the brand whose app was attacked by fraud organizations and nation states. Fraud…
Apple’s First Foldable Is Here. Is Your App Ready for It?
Apple’s first foldable iPhone, iPhone Duo, introduces something fundamentally different to the iPhone lineup. For the first time, iPhone users can move between a compact screen and a larger, unfolded display, all on the same device. For mobile teams, this introduces a new dimension to testing. It’s no longer just about making sure an app…
$25 Skimmers: AI exploitation and exfiltration
AI is improving attackers’ ROI. You need to change the status quo. In a five-day window this September, a single attacker ran three chained AI systems against roughly 100 online retailers, breaching at least two dozen of them at an average cost of about $25 per company — and walked away with the payment data…
FAST AND FURIOUS Why Hybrid AI Beats Burning Tokens
We clearly live in interesting, fast-moving times. I recently sat down with Derek Holt, CEO of Digital.ai, for an upcoming episode of his podcast, Released: The Story Behind the Software, to discuss the impact of AI on software development. Within days of our conversation, organizations had already picked up a new favorite hobby: saving tokens!…
More Tests Are Easy. Managing Them Is Getting Harder.
Test automation keeps growing. Teams are building more Appium tests, expanding their coverage, and AI is only accelerating that growth. But when it’s time for regression testing, the same tests that are supposed to give you confidence can fail for reasons that aren’t immediately obvious. Was it an actual defect? A temporary connectivity issue? Or…
Retries Won’t Fix a Bad Locator
A login test passes on Monday, fails on Tuesday, and passes again on Wednesday. Nobody touched the login flow. What changed was a container the design team added around the sign-in button, which moved the button one level deeper in the screen’s element tree. The XPath pointing at that button was written against the old…
