As organizations continue their digital transformation journeys, one of the biggest challenges architects face is determining which applications should be modernized and how. The process of assessing legacy applications for modernization can be time-consuming, subjective, and inconsistent across teams.
The Challenge Application modernization decisions require architects to evaluate multiple factors: technical debt, business value, cloud readiness, security posture, and operational costs. Traditional assessment methods often involve spreadsheets, manual scoring, and lengthy documentation processes that can take weeks or even months to complete.
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As organizations adopt digital-first strategies, the biggest concern is not just performance or scalability, but security. Every application brings potential risks: data leaks, compliance violations, and exposure to cyber threats. Assessing the security posture of applications can be complex, subjective, and inconsistent across teams.
The Challenge Security teams and architects often struggle with fragmented approaches: manual penetration testing reports, compliance spreadsheets, vulnerability scans, and inconsistent scoring methods. This leads to blind spots, delayed mitigation, and increased exposure to cyber risks.
