Financial debt and security debt share similarities in that they both accumulate over time if left unresolved. Security debt, specifically in IT management, refers to long-standing software flaws that expose businesses to risk. Factors contributing to security debt include lack of prioritization, age and size of applications, third-party code vulnerabilities, and the use of AI in coding. AI tools can help combat security debt by identifying and remediating vulnerabilities efficiently, enabling developers to address security risks proactively and manage the growing volume of flaws. In the future, prevention will be key in software security, with AI playing a crucial role in preventing vulnerabilities from entering the codebase.
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EU fines Apple, Meta millions for breaching tech competition rules
The European Union has imposed fines on Apple and Meta for violations of the Digital Markets Act, with Apple facing a €500 million (approximately $568 million) penalty and Meta receiving €200 million (about $227 million). The EU's accusations against Apple center on its non-compliance with regulations requiring app developers to inform customers about alternative purchasing options. These actions highlight the EU's commitment to enforcing digital market regulations to promote fair competition and consumer choice within...
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