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Explore five frequent mistakes in application security testing and learn how to avoid them to maintain software velocity and security.

Join us for a practical look at how AI is transforming chaos engineering from an experimental concept into a critical capability. Discover how teams are using AI to automate test design, improve observability, and accelerate incident insights—ultimately making resilience engineering repeatable, scalable, and aligned with business goals.

Are you truly measuring the impact of your AI investments in software development? While AI coding assistants are a game-changer for productivity and code quality, many organizations struggle to quantify their true value. Without a clear measurement framework, you can't optimize your AI strategy or justify the return on investment. Join Nathen and PB for a practical, data-driven webinar on how to measure and maximize the benefits of AI in your development pipeline. Drawing on real-world insights, you'll learn how to go beyond basic adoption metrics and measure what truly matters. In this webinar, you will discover how to: Establish a baseline: Understand your team's current performance before you implement AI. Track what matters: Identify and measure key metrics like development velocity, code quality, and developer satisfaction. Compare and analyze: Use a proven cohort-based methodology to compare AI-assisted teams with traditional workflows. Get a holistic view: Balance quantitative data with qualitative insights to build a complete picture of AI's impact. Learn how Harness Software Engineering Insights—built in collaboration with Google Cloud—provides the comprehensive framework you need to make informed, data-driven decisions and drive lasting improvements in your software delivery.

In this session, our host Chris Pirillo welcomed Harness’ Eric Minick and Choice Hotels’ Stephen Cihak for a spirited discussion on why copying CI/CD templates creates technical debt and leads to operational paralysis (the “scaffolding trap”).