IT Pro Today

1 day ago | itprotoday.com | Sean Michael Kerner

There has been tremendous innovation in software development over the past year, as AI has had a massive impact. That impact, however, isn't as apparent when it comes to software testing and quality. The fourth annual Software Testing and Quality Report, conducted by test management platform TestRail, surveyed thousands of quality assurance (QA) professionals.

4 days ago | itprotoday.com | Nathan Eddy

More than half of tech hiring managers (54%) anticipate layoffs at their companies within the next year, and nearly half (45%) say employees in roles that can be replaced by AI are most at risk, according to a report from General Assembly. The findings highlight a shifting IT talent landscape as companies ramp up automation and AI integration while struggling to reskill their workforce in time.

5 days ago | itprotoday.com | John Edwards

Offering constructive criticism is a challenging task for many IT leaders. Whether it's implementing an employee improvement plan, addressing a specific situation, or conducting a quarterly review, effective criticism can be crucial to a team's development and performance. Constructive criticism can be an excellent instrument for growth, both individually and on the team level, says Edward Tian, CEO of AI detection service provider GPTZero.

5 days ago | itprotoday.com | Christopher Tozzi

If you're new to the world of AWS cloud services, you might assume that there are few major differences between EC2 and ECS. Not only do their names sound similar, but they overlap in functionality in key ways — particularly because ECS workloads can run on top of EC2 infrastructure in some cases. That said, it would be a mistake to treat EC2 and ECS as identical. As this article explains, they're distinct services that cater to unique use cases. What Is EC2?

1 week ago | itprotoday.com | Jai Vijayan

Millions of OneDrive users who upload and interact with files through third-party Web apps may unknowingly be granting those apps full access to their entire OneDrive storage. The root of the problem, according to researchers at Oasis Security who discovered the issue, lies in the OneDrive File Picker's OAuth permissions, which allow many third-party apps to access all content in a user's OneDrive account rather than just a single file.