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What Percentage of Legacy Code Can Realistically Be Refactored by AI?

IN-COM December 3, 2025 Artificial Intelligence (AI), Compliance, Data, Impact Analysis, Legacy Systems

AI driven refactoring has become an influential component in enterprise modernization programs, yet the proportion of legacy code that can...

Converting Legacy Exception Bubbling Patterns to Monads or Result Types

IN-COM December 2, 2025 Application Modernization, Code Review, Data Modernization, Information Technology, Legacy Systems, Tech Talk

Monolithic and hybrid enterprise systems often rely on exception bubbling as a primary mechanism for signaling failure conditions. In these...

Detecting and Remedying Dependency Confusion Attacks in Private Package Managers

IN-COM December 2, 2025 Application Modernization, Banks, Data Modernization, Industries, Information Technology, Tech Talk

Dependency confusion has rapidly evolved into one of the most potent software supply chain threats in modern development ecosystems. Unlike...

Using Static Analysis to Prevent Misconfigurations in Terraform/CloudFormation

IN-COM December 1, 2025 Code Review, Compliance, Data, Data Modernization, Tech Talk

Infrastructure as Code has transformed how enterprises provision, standardize, and scale cloud resources, yet Terraform and CloudFormation templates remain vulnerable...

Leveraging Path Coverage Analysis to Target Untested Business Logic

IN-COM December 1, 2025 Applications, Data Modernization, Legacy Systems, Tech Talk

Large enterprise applications often contain decades of accumulated logic distributed across branching constructs, COPYBOOK expansions, and conditional pathways that evolve...

Reducing JIT Deoptimization Cascades Through Dependency Aware Refactoring

IN-COM November 29, 2025 Application Management, Code Review, Data, Impact Analysis

Modern enterprise JVM applications frequently encounter unpredictable performance issues caused by JIT deoptimization cascades. These cascades appear when speculative assumptions...