DevOps Performance Management
The Hidden Cost of Early AI Adoption: Why Rushing in Leads to Regret
AI is widely considered the future of software development, however, according to an MIT study, nearly 95 percent of enterprise AI initiatives fail to deliver measurable business outcomes. This is because most organizations have processes, data quality, and governance procedures that are ill-equipped to address unique challenges presented by AI. At Digital.ai, our mission is…
Magecart is Still Here: Malicious JavaScript Keeps Advancing
In recent months, there have been numerous reports about new website attack campaigns that use injected malicious JavaScript. The Hacker News reported on a large-scale formjacking campaign where stealthy JavaScript was injected to mine cryptocurrency on end-user machines, affecting more than 3,500 websites. GBHackers highlighted a new Magecart-style campaign targeting online checkout forms. In that…
Staying Ahead of the Threat: Digital.ai’s Guiding Principles for App Hardening
Since 2020—and for two decades before that at Arxan—Digital.ai’s Application Security product teams have focused on building application hardening products so that our customers can deliver apps to the marketplace with confidence. That cat-and-mouse game between our development teams and threat actors continues to push us to research, discover, develop, and ship new techniques and…
Rethinking Trust in Mobile Security: Why White Box Crypto Matters
For any organization deploying mission-critical mobile applications, the central challenge is protecting cryptographic keys and sensitive data in an environment you do not control. A common approach is to rely on platform-native security features like Android Keystore and the iOS Secure Enclave. But are they always enough? Let’s examine the assumptions baked into platform-native security…
Coming Soon: Quick Protect Agent v2
In June, we launched Quick Protect Agent, giving teams the ability to add mobile app protections in minutes—without heavy integrations or deep security expertise. Since then, enterprises across industries have used it to rapidly defend apps against reverse engineering, tampering, and key theft. Now we’re preparing to take the next step: Quick Protect Agent v2….
AI-Powered Hacking Part Two, the ABCs: ‘AI. Based. Defense.’
Pitter Patter In last week’s month’s episode of AI weekly (most weeks excluded) I expressed thoughts around how LLMs are being used to help accelerate malicious attacks, and the growing need for a comprehensive security strategy. While I’m sure no one reading this uses the same password on multiple websites, plenty of vulnerable application end…
For the Enterprise, Coding Co-pilots Are Simply Not Enough
The hype around one specific part of next generation software development and delivery, AI-powered coding copilots, has reached new heights. Over the past few years, we have seen offerings from traditional DevOps vendors like GitHub (GitHub Copilot), newer entrants like Cursor, and even the foundational model companies like OpenAI (Codex), Anthropic (Claude Code), and more….
Now Supporting iPhone 17: Test on Real Devices
Apple’s iPhone 17 Series has officially arrived, bringing new performance improvements, enhanced cameras, and design refinements that users are eager to experience. For QA and development teams, these device launches also introduce a familiar challenge: ensuring apps perform flawlessly on day one. With the introduction of the iPhone Air and its 6.5-inch display, you’ll now need…
Digital.ai First to Deliver Day-One Application Security for iOS 26
Digital.ai is proud to announce that our Application Security solution is the first in the market to support apps built for iOS 26 GA. Achieved on the same day as Apple’s official release (September 15, 2025), this milestone reinforces our commitment to giving customers immediate, industry-leading protection for their mobile applications. Swift Response to iOS…
Don’t Let Jira Dictate Your Future—Digital.ai Agility Puts You in Control
Atlassian has announced the end of Data Center products by March 28, 2029, with new licenses stopping in 2026. In plain terms: every Jira Data Center customer must migrate to Atlassian Cloud—or re-platform entirely. For many regulated industries, government agencies, and large enterprises, this is more than an inconvenience; it’s a direct threat to compliance,…
