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In October 2026 an attacker reached 56 customer projects at the German web host Mittwald through a flaw in the host's own MCP server. A reconstruction of what happened, a full account of what Mittwald did right, and what the protocol specification already requires of a server like theirs.

Microsoft’s extended support for Team Foundation Server 2017 is ending. The three paths off it, what to inventory before you choose, and how to move without stopping delivery.

A scoring method for choosing who upgrades the application your business runs on, with the questions to ask, what a good answer sounds like, and the red flags that predict a stalled project.

Partners do not have to wait for your backend. Write the API contract first, review it with the people who will call it, publish a mock, and keep the design tool and the API gateway in their own lanes.

A REST wrapper over a legacy message interface is not modernization. Render from the domain model through two adapters, then design the new surface for callers that read descriptions, recover from errors and negotiate.

The questions that separate a partner who will tell you the truth from one who will build whatever you ask for, written for mid-market leaders without a procurement function.

When thousands of agent workstreams act in your systems, "who did that?" needs an answer. Seven identity controls that keep the agent, the person and the process apart.

HITRUST and SOC 2 are built differently. Here is who assesses, who certifies, when SOC 2 plus a healthcare control set is enough, and why the real risk is policy nobody practices.

An MCP server is one more front door to your APIs. Put it behind the gateway, run agents and traditional partners through one policy point, and ship it over the APIs you already have.

You built a working app with AI tools, now what? Here is what to check before it holds real customer data, in plain language, with the fixes that do not require a rebuild.

SOC 2 Type II does not mean what most buyers assume. Here is what the report covers, what it leaves out, and the five questions to ask a development partner.