Journal
Journal: security
On this topic, 7 articles from the journal, from practical guides to behind the scenes of the product.
Custom software for physiotherapists and osteopaths: session series, unpaid bills and fee sharing
Practitioners do not complain about electronic claims; they complain about prices rising without warning and second logins charged at undisclosed rates. What custom software handles, and what it leaves to approved software.
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Exposed customer data: a two-minute test for an AI-created application
Your application displays a login screen, so your customer data is protected. Providers repairing these applications describe the opposite across three different samples. Three checks you can perform tonight, and three questions for whoever builds it.
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Custom software for independent lawyers: cases, deadlines and fees without add-ons
One lawyer in three works alone and pays for software per user, then per module. What legal software vendors cover, what costs extra, and the layer left open by RPVA and CARPA, with prices from four vendors collected on September 2, 2026.
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The 5 AI development traps nobody tells you about
Drift without specifications, false green lights, opaque credits, disposable code and dependence: five documented traps encountered in our own measurement campaigns, and a safeguard for each.
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What our beta testers broke, second pass: the silence that blocked everything
After a first real user test, 21 written comments revealed a defect invisible internally: an entire step type was handled nowhere in the engine. The chain froze silently, waiting for an answer that never came.
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What happens to your application if the tool that created it disappears?
Platforms closing, prices tripling, acquisitions: the scenario deserves a rehearsal before you choose. Two assets determine what happens next: your code and your specification. The exit test comes down to three questions.
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Therapists and care professionals: confidentiality as the number-one requirement
On November 6, 2025, Doctolib was fined €4.6 million for abuse of a dominant position. In June 2026, health data was being used to train AI models. For a therapist, the question is no longer which software, but where their notes live.
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