Category: JVMXRay
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Observable Software Supply Chains in Java
Ask most Java shops what their software supply chain looks like and you’ll get a copy of a pom.xml or a build.gradle. Ask them what actually got loaded into the JVM at runtime and the room…
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Application Observability: AI Can’t Secure A Problem It Can’t See
Most of the AI security conversation right now centers on, prompt injection, jailbreaks, and guardrails. That work matters, but it skips a more fundamental question: when your AI-enabled application is actually doing, do you know…
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AI Security, A Different Approach
There are a number of approaches to application security proven useful over the years: web application scanning, static analysis, and methodologies that embed security into the software development lifecycle like “shift left.” Did any of…
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Setup JVMXRay To Monitor Your Java Application Security
JVMXRay is a free, open-source Java agent that gives you runtime visibility into what your application is actually doing — file access, network connections, process execution, class loading — without changing a single line of…
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