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Harness acquires Qwiet AI to power application security in the AI era, embedding reachability analysis to cut noise and prioritize real risks. By Sanjay Nagaraj, SVP Global Engineering, Harness; Co-founder and CTO, Traceable by Harness Today, I am excited to share that Harness has acquired Qwiet AI (formerly ShiftLeft), a leader in agentic AI-powered vulnerability detection and reachability analysis.

Automated, codified, Linux-ready. For DevOps and Platform Engineers who need monitoring that ships with infrastructure.

Harness has been recognized as a Leader in the 2025 Gartner Magic Quadrant for DevOps Platforms for the second consecutive year. To us, this recognition acknowledges our solutions and capabilities that we offer. . Harness continues to support the full software delivery lifecycle and remains focused on expanding capabilities and improving adoption across industries.

Grafana 12.2 has arrived, delivering new features to help you and your team move from data to decisions faster than ever. Grafana 12.2: Download now! Below are just some of the highlights from the latest Grafana release.

A new milestone is achieved with the release of dbForge 2025.2! This time, it brings you enhancements in dbForge AI Assistant, long-awaited user interface improvements, and further significant advancements across dbForge tools for SQL Server, MySQL/MariaDB, Oracle, PostgreSQL. Interested in learning more? Let’s get started!

We are excited to announce a new release of SecureBridge, EntityDAC, and the dbExpress product line. This update introduces support for the newest RAD Studio version, enhances compatibility with popular databases, and adds new components and options to simplify development and strengthen security.

We have launched Request Mirror, a little free service to reflect HTTP requests. We've also open-sourced it: you can read the code in the ohdearapp/request-mirror.ohdear.app repo on GitHub. In this blog post I'd like to explain why we built it and how you can use it.

One kind of data in most relational databases is what we call static data. This is also referred to as lookup data, code data, domain data or even list data. Whatever you like to call it, it’s usually smaller data sets consisting of data that never changes, or changes very slowly. One example might be Canadian postal codes. Another example, and one I’m going to use, is the amateur radio band definitions within a given country.