Ready for the next wave of secure, AI-driven development?

Our latest e-book, Future-ready development: Secure, smart, AI-driven, brings together insights from leading voices shaping technology and cybersecurity.

Inside, you’ll find expert perspectives:

• Pentagon rolls out RMF replacement, the Cybersecurity Risk Management Construct – Katie Arrington on the Defense Department’s cultural shift toward automation and continuous monitoring
• Trust but verify: Managing the risks of AI-generated code – Prasenjit Sarkar of Sonar on why more code doesn’t equal more progress
• CISA SBOM update reflects steady rise in adoption across government – Chris Butera of CISA and Julie Davila of GitLab on transparency as the new perimeter
• When AI learns bad habits: How code-generating models perpetuate security risks – Cody Bertram of Veracode on why insecure training data matters
• Successful mainframe modernization: Taking a behavior-first, AI-powered approach – Edward Hieatt of Mechanical Orchard on why modernization starts with behavior, not translation
• How the administration is bringing much needed change to software license management – Ryan Triplette of the Coalition for Fair Software Licensing on OneGov and SAMOSA driving smarter procurement
• AI and DevSecOps: How agencies can accelerate secure development – Jeff Wang of Windsurf on shifting left and embedding security early

The conversations in our  Federal News Network Expert Edition explore the common thread across these stories: Speed without security is a false economy. Learn how agencies can harness automation, AI and modern frameworks without inheriting risks.

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