This Halloween, while ghosts and zombies are knocking on doors across the world asking for candy and treats, a very real monster is knocking on the doors of organizations of all sizes: tech debt. And ...

IT teams that are familiar with technical debt will understand why security debt is an equally important concern.

Tech debt: Everyone has heard the term, but what does it actually mean? Is it the result of bad code? Or is it a strategic decision that can make or break a company? There’s often a lot of confusion ...

Every CEO knows the feeling of promised features taking months longer than expected, simple changes breaking unrelated systems, and top engineers fighting fires more than they build the future.

Many IT execs are concerned AI is creating more tech debt, not less. AI may be running on debt-laden platforms. Longer-term thinking is needed for software. Tech debt has long been an ever-expanding ...

I used to love that sense of accomplishment when my AI chatbot produced a slide deck in a few seconds. The dopamine hit was real—a great slide deck can cost about an hour per slide. Now, I check major ...

Addressing technical debt is essential for Federal Agencies to modernize their networks effectively. Key drivers of this technical debt include outdated devices, incomplete configurations, and legacy ...

Self-admitted technical debt (SATD) is a phenomenon in which developers intentionally annotate their source code with comments highlighting temporary, sub-optimal solutions implemented to achieve ...

From regional banks to global investment firms, financial institutions carry significant levels of technical debt, especially in areas such as core banking systems, payments infrastructure and ...

The bigger the cybersecurity technical debt the bigger the risk of being exposed to security flaws. Experts share how to reduce the debt therefore reducing risk. Most veteran CISOs implicitly ...