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The latest from Woven's technology practitioners.

Artificial Intelligence

How AI is Changing Job Interviews
If you thought that hiring managers were only using AI to screen your resume, think again! In a recent Capterra survey of 300 Human Resources professionals, 93% said that they were planning to use software to help them reduce labor costs – whether through screening resumes, interviewing or even firing staff. As virtual interviews have Read More
3 days ago— Tanisa Brown

User Experience

Canvas vs Terminal: How to use Claude Design efficiently
Yes, we know teams are increasingly relying on AI across the software development lifecycle. For example, we’ve recently talked about how DevSecOps can stay on top of AI-driven vulnerability discovery, as well as the hype or hope of AI-driven cyber defense strategies. Even our most recent UI/UX thread post addressed why AI-generated UI can look Read More
10 days ago— Isaac Yates

DevOps Automation

Race Against the Machine: DevSecOps in the Age of AI Vulnerability Discovery
AI Is Speeding Up Vulnerability Discovery. DevSecOps Is How You Keep Up. The threat landscape moves faster every year. AI now drives that acceleration by scanning massive codebases and surfacing critical logic flaws in hours instead of months. Two recent Linux kernel vulnerabilities show exactly how this plays out and why your threat intelligence and Read More
17 days ago— Kyle Mueller

Cyber Defense

AI-Driven Defenses: Hype or Hope?
The AI Narrative vs SOC Reality Walk into any cybersecurity conference or vendor demo today and you’ll hear the same message repeated with confidence: Artificial Intelligence is transforming the Security Operations Center. Platforms promise faster detections, automated investigations, and a future where analysts are no longer buried under alert fatigue. It sounds compelling, but it Read More
24 days ago— Michael Villalobos

Multicloud Solutions

Sovereign Clouds: Beyond Data Residency
Introduction Any cloud implementation, multicloud or not, should take the data privacy of its customers into consideration. Due to evolving geopolitical regulations, organizations have begun to realize that more than where their data physically resides can determine who has authority over it.
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a month ago— Matt Hovis

Software Development

The Power of Indexes: Trading Space for Speed
Indexes at their core are one of the most effective methods of trading space for speed. This mechanism, whether it’s in hashes, databases, or search solutions, rely on performing different amounts of pre-processing in order to make a first-order method for accessing larger objects based on key values or terms. This is going to Read More
a month ago— Ben Blumenthal

Offensive Cyber

How a Useful Feature Can Be Used Against You: S3 Versioning
Cloud storage is essentially a requirement in many enterprises. Regardless of the cloud provider, having a service that is flexible in housing a variety of objects is extremely convenient and beneficial to overall operations. Amazon’s S3 buckets do just that. An extremely useful feature of S3 buckets is versioning. S3 versioning allows you to keep Read More
a month ago— Malik Shabazz

Customer Engagement

Modernization in Limbo: Navigating the Space Between Legacy and Innovation
In today’s federal IT environment, “modernization” is no longer a clean-cut transformation from old to new. It’s a constant balancing act between legacy systems and emerging technologies. While our customers are under increasing pressure to adopt cloud, AI, and modern architectures, the reality is that mission-critical systems built decades ago are still deeply embedded in Read More
2 months ago— Geena McDaniel

Security Engineering

Security Engineering Isn’t a Gate. It’s a Thread.
In too many organizations, security engineering is still treated as a checkpoint — something that happens at the end of development, right before deployment, or worse, after something goes wrong. But the reality is this: in modern, mission-driven environments, security cannot be bolted on. It must be, dare I say, woven in. At Woven Solutions, Read More
2 months ago— Tim Rieger

Artificial Intelligence

The Utility and Risks of OpenClaw in Closed Environments
The rise of OpenClaw (formerly Clawdbot/Moltbot) has signaled a definitive shift from the “chatbot era” to the “sovereign agent era.” Unlike passive interfaces like ChatGPT, OpenClaw lives on your hardware, reads local files, and executes commands across messaging platforms like WhatsApp, Slack, and Discord. Its meteoric rise—surpassing 250,000 GitHub stars by March 2026—is credited to Read More
2 months ago— Ed Delacruz

Cyber Forensics

The Digital Forensics Process
Digital forensic (DF) examinations may be needed during many different types of investigative incidents, including corporate, government, or other individual incidents that involve unethical or criminal activities. The examiner may need to perform a DF investigation on a suspect’s smartphone and search for evidence related to a crime. A company may suspect an employee has Read More
3 months ago— Jason Pell

Software Development

Building Blocks for the Future Web
This isn't just another blog post—it's a live, offline-first, WebAssembly-powered experience that demonstrates the future of performance and resilience on the web.
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a year ago— WebAssembly Team