The AppGenie Blog

Controlled AI-assisted delivery, DevSecOps and compliance engineering, written from inside environments where somebody eventually has to answer for the outcome. 84 posts and counting.

DigitSec - saving your CRM

Salesforce breaches are more common than most realise. From Qantas to global brands, misconfigurations and weak controls keep exposing sensitive data—discover how AppGenie and DigitSec protect your CRM from becoming the next headline.

Change · Q3 2025

Environment Teardown in Azure

Your Dev environments cost money so do your CFO a favour and build them on demand, better still make your CyberTeam happy and learn how to tear down your dev stack every night.

CICD · Q3 2025

DevSecOps and IRAP

DevSecOps and IRAP. Recent cyber events have focused attention on what many organisations are doing wrong. Here's a checklist to make sure you are aligning your DevSecOps with IRAP requirements and protecting your business.

DevSecOps · Q3 2025

PoC and Lambda Functions

You're building the worlds newest and best mouse trap, so how can Lambda Functions focus attention on delivering to a PoC stage without shifting focus from what really matters. Learn how the UI Front and Backend can coexist (until you need them not to).

AWS · Q3 2025

Dont let your LLM decide your code

Why is one of the worst development practices in history still showing up - ask your LLM

Enterprise Architecture, Technical Debt, AI Risk · 2025

Agenetic Marketing

Agentic frameworks are everywhere and increasingly mission critical, its a pity we can get past the Agentic marketing

AI, Marketing · 2025

How Enterprise Systems Become Haunted

Untouched legacy systems are not stable. They are haunted infrastructure AI will expose and accelerate.

Enterprise Architecture, Technical Debt, AI Risk · 2025

Confused about FedRAMP and IRAP

We take a look at what FedRAMP and IRAP mean, how they are similar and more importantly why they are different, and what this means to you.

Security · Q1 2025
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