Modern applications are more distributed and complex than ever, making it harder to pinpoint why performance slows down or where users are dropping off. Slow screen loads, delayed network requests, and hidden backend bottlenecks can quickly degrade user experience and drive customers away. Without the right visibility, teams are left reacting to complaints instead of proactively improving performance. This ebook breaks down how to build an effective performance monitoring strategy that delivers actionable insight across your stack. You’ll explore key concepts such as Real User Monitoring (RUM), server-side monitoring, OpenTelemetry, and distributed tracing, and learn how to use them together to uncover issues faster. It also explains how a developer-first approach helps teams turn performance data into meaningful improvements that protect user experience and business outcomes.

Software development teams are under intense pressure to deliver innovation faster, maintain exceptional user experiences, and control costs in increasingly complex environments. Engineering leaders must ensure quality at speed, but without the right visibility, small issues can quickly escalate into customer-facing problems that impact revenue and reputation. This ebook explores how observability helps teams move quickly without sacrificing stability. It outlines 4 critical challenges modern organizations face and how BugSnag can help address them: – Slow innovation that limits revenue growth – Stability issues that threaten user retention – Developer burnout caused by reactive firefighting – Avoidable revenue loss tied to poor performance By improving real-time visibility into system behavior, teams can resolve issues faster, protect customer experience, and drive more efficient releases.

El trabajo está en constante transformación. En 2020, se volvió remoto casi de la noche a la mañana. Cinco años después, América Latina vuelve a ver el modelo presencial como mayoría.

Generative AI (GenAI) is rapidly transforming businesses, offering unprecedentedmopportunities for innovation and efficiency. From streamlining processes to unlocking new avenues of creativity, the potential is immense. But with great power comes great responsibility. The rapid adoption of GenAI brings with it a new frontier of security challenges that every organization must navigate.

This CyberScoop Report addresses how Cisco’s FedRAMP security service edge (SSE) and secure access service edge (SASE) solutions give government agencies a new edge.

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The modern enterprise operates at the edge – with users working from anywhere, accessing applications everywhere. This distributed reality introduces significant security gaps, inconsistent user experiences, and operational complexities that traditional networking and security architectures simply cannot address. Can a security solution designed to provide least privilege, zero trust control truly call itself effective if it relies on multiple policy sets, inconsistent management, and a fragmented user experience? We don’t think so. True least privilege, zero trust access delivers unified protection across modern and legacy applications, users, IoT/OT devices, and complex network environments—with identity at its core—to reduce complexity and safeguard your most critical assets. In this session, discover how Zero Trust Access from Cisco enforces least-privilege security for every user, every app, and every network—everywhere. We’ll explore how it does the following: Unifies application access for a seamless experience Extends identity context to users and devices Builds operational resilience with a comprehensive Zero Trust Access approach

This refreshed eBook accentuates the value of Secure Access, which helps users securely access whatever they need to do their best work from anywhere. Using a cloud-centric approach for enforcing security policies, grounded in zero trust, Secure Access protects users, data, and devices as they securely access websites and apps, from on or off the network. It enables a frictionless end-user experience, lowers risk with tighter security and granular controls, and simplifies IT operations. It’s security that’s better for users, easier for IT, and safer for everyone.