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Modern applications facilitate digital transformation, but pose security risks due to their complexity and use of open source. Companies should be proactive and start security checks much earlier in the development process. Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) and observability also support transparency and help with the early detection of security problems.


Early detection, transparency and observability: key strategies for secure and efficient modern applications in the digital era.

More than 10 years ago, renowned Silicon Valley venture capitalist Marc Andreesen wrote: “Software is eating the world”. At the time, that was an easy statement to make. Microsoft had just announced it would acquire Jordan Phone Number List Skype in an $8.5 billion deal, and earlier that year, IBM's Watson AI had beaten current host and longtime Jeopardy! champion Ken Jennings.

The evolution of the software industry in the years since Andreeson's remarks is remarkable. Monolithic software hosted on an on-premises server has given way to easy-to-use, flexible, and scalable modern applications. These modern applications, which can be quickly built and deployed, have paved the way for companies to digitally transform and make employees more innovative, efficient, and productive. At the same time, modern development processes such as microservices , containers, and Kubernetes to build applications require trade-offs in complexity and security.

With modern applications often distributed across multiple platforms, environments and infrastructures, the attack surface increases. These complex, hybrid and multi-cloud application environments are also difficult to visualize. If you don't know where a problem is coming from or what is causing anomalous activity, it is much harder to fix it.
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