You know that the future of your business relies on the technology decisions you make today. And you know you need a digital experience transformation platform that is robust enough, secure enough, and modern enough to evolve and meet the needs of your business — as well as all your business users and customers.

September is the first month of the Fall season and as more leaves start to rain down, apparently so do more patches from Microsoft. September Patch Tuesday has brought with it a whopping 80 vulnerabilities including 17 which are categorized as “Critical”. In this month’s BigFix Patch Tuesday Webinar, we discussed what these patches mean, why they carry such a high severity, and how BigFix is helping our clients optimize their planning and deployments to achieve high levels of compliance even in the smallest of maintenance windows. 

RP may be your source for all pricing information but it’s your customer-facing platforms that need the flexibility to keep you relevant in today’s market.

HCL DX 9.5 provides a new OpenAPI-compliant set of REST services, which allows developers to deliver personalized, rich experiences on any digital touch point leveraging any front-end framework they choose.

A a recent publication by Aleph Research, the security research arm of HCL AppScan, describes how iOS can be emulated on the popular QEMU emulator and operated using a command-line processor.

AppScan pioneered many foundational security testing (AST) technologies, most notably dynamic application security testing or DAST.

Join the HCL Digital Experience team, our partners, and customers at the complimentary learning event of the year!

We recently hosted a lively and informative webcast that covered the new updates coming later this year for Domino application development. Andrew Manby and Marty Lechleider took attendees through the specifics of the upcoming App Dev Pack release, and a preview of what’s coming in future versions. On the low-code front, Marty gave an update on plans for bringing HCL LEAP into Domino (Project Sandstone) and how it will enable IT and business users to build new apps easily. You can watch the replay here. There were a lot of great questions asked, and we provide those, and the answers, here.   AppDev Pack   Q: The AppDev pack v1.0.2 contains a feature in “preview” mode. What does “preview” mean? A: It means that the feature will work but should not be used in production. The feature might change slightly before being defined as production-ready.   LEAP on Domino Service Integration   Q: Is it possible to integrate LEAP with external services?  Including lookups for names on a database other than the Domino directory? A:  Yes, LEAP has a generalized way to connect to any REST service to do lookups. However, please note that full support may not be in the initial LEAP on Domino (Project Sandstone) release but will follow shortly in a subsequent release.   Q: Are LEAP apps exposed as services to other non-LEAP applications? A: Yes, this is the way LEAP works today.  A developer can access LEAP applications data via this API.  The API will honor any access rights you have set on the data:  However, please note, that full support may not be in the initial Project Sandstone release but will follow shortly in a subsequent release.   Q: It would be cool if we could use Domino data “as a service” like Marty...

Power management has gained renewed interest to many IT and security organizations because (1) power savings can drive a significant operating expense reduction, (2) the risk of security incidents and breaches can be reduced, and (3) first pass patch success rates can be improved.