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Agentic AI Use Case PortfolioThis document serves as a reference for AI prototypes built by the Info-Tech team. |
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Build Cyber Resilience in Connected RetailRetail's digital footprint has expanded from stores, e-commerce, IoT, third-party platforms, and customer data and has dissolved the traditional security perimeter. This... |
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Retail Security Threat and Risk Assessment ToolThe Retail Security Threat and Risk Assessment Tool scores cyber risk across stores, platforms, IoT, and customer data, producing a prioritized, defensible action plan for... |
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Build Cyber Resilience in Connected Retail – Phases 1-3This research helps retailers structure how security decisions are made, owned, and enforced, turning fragmented controls into contained, defensible cyber resilience across... |
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AI-Driven Development Is Outpacing Traditional Application Security, Says Info-Tech Research GroupTraditional secure software development lifecycle practices are struggling to keep pace with AI-assisted development, expanding application and API attack surfaces, and... |
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Big 5 AI Vendor Roundup: Week of August 3, 2026It has become almost a full-time job to stay current with the glut of news in the AI space. This weekly roundup will get you up to speed on the news and happenings with the... |
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AI Code Quality Starter KitA workbook for engineering teams to capture delivery goals, AI guardrails, and success metrics. |
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Defend Against Defects and Technical Debt in Your AI-Generated Code StoryboardA practical resource for development leaders and engineering teams to define necessary guardrails for AI-generated code across the SDLC. |
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Defend Against Defects and Technical Debt in Your AI-Generated CodeAI-generated code accelerates software delivery but can also accelerate the spread of defects and technical debt across the software development lifecycle (SDLC).... |
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CIOs Risk Boardroom Credibility When IT Updates Focus on Operations, Finds Info-Tech Research GroupBoard directors are responsible for making decisions, setting direction, accepting risk, and fulfilling their duty of oversight. Yet many CIOs continue to manage board... |
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