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Insights into the nearshore IT industry covering AI, cybersecurity, software dev, cloud engineering, and more.
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Insights into the nearshore IT industry covering AI, cybersecurity, software dev, cloud engineering, and more.
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Automating FedRAMP 20X Security Controls From Scratch
FedRAMP 20X is a security certification for companies that provide cloud-based software or services to U.S. federal agencies. This blog

Understanding the role of a Forward Deployed Engineer (FDE)
Companies are desperately competing for AI implementation engineers who can fix broken processes, translate business needs into technical solutions, and

Exploring how airlines fix vulnerabilities before reaching production environments
Commercial airlines often have thousands of vulnerabilities across their applications and cloud environments, making it impossible to fix everything at

Reducing cloud costs for a legacy platform running on AWS
Lowering the cost of running in the cloud usually comes from using the right cloud services, at the right time.

Engaging a nearshore fractional CISO to secure regulated data
Hiring a cybersecurity executive on a fractional basis is a practical first step for building a security department from scratch.

How Nearshore Teams Are Using AI in 2026
What we learned interviewing engineers from Latin America who use AI daily and are already working for US-based clients in

Automating FedRAMP 20X Security Controls From Scratch
FedRAMP 20X is a security certification for companies that provide cloud-based software or services to U.S. federal agencies. This blog

Understanding the role of a Forward Deployed Engineer (FDE)
Companies are desperately competing for AI implementation engineers who can fix broken processes, translate business needs into technical solutions, and

Exploring how airlines fix vulnerabilities before reaching production environments
Commercial airlines often have thousands of vulnerabilities across their applications and cloud environments, making it impossible to fix everything at