Articles by Michael Endler
The Banking Ecosystem Imperative
By Michael Endler and Rob Parker-Cole People still routinely say “there’s an app for that,” but the truth is, this phrase is outdated, bordering on unhelpful, as a business strategy. Too few business leaders, and particularly too few leaders within the banking industry, recognize that digitizing the status quo isn’t innovating, and that the release of a few apps generally does not constitute a viable digital strategy.
You Can’t Secure What You Can’t See: Protecting APIs
by Joel D’sa and Michael Endler Last year, it was briefly possible for anyone with rudimentary technical knowledge to upload and host files — including potentially malware — on a .gov website. The vulnerability resulted in protest posts and pranks but, thankfully, no lasting damage. Even so, as the most devious or most paranoid among you likely already recognize, this vulnerability had all the makings of a dangerous and effective phishing campaign.
Keeping the Business Healthy with API Monitoring and Analytics
By Prithpal Bhogill and Michael Endler Millions of us use wearable devices for health and fitness tracking — but few of us are ready to let these gadgets replace visits to the doctor and other health and wellness professionals. Indeed, if anything, data from these devices can help doctors to be effective, with different professionals leveraging the data in different ways.
Embracing machine intelligence in the enterprise
Artificial intelligence has been part of popular culture for as long as most people reading this have been alive—but it’s increasingly becoming a part of our actual culture, too. We’re not talking about machines that can defeat humans in yet another game or even machines that help search engines to respond to the query “cat” with an appropriate set of feline images—though both of those things are impressive accomplishments.
Embracing machine intelligence in the enterprise
Artificial intelligence has been part of popular culture for as long as most people reading this have been alive—but it’s increasingly becoming a part of our actual culture too. We’re not talking about machines that can defeat humans in yet another game or even machines that help search engines to respond to the query “cat” with an appropriate set of feline images—though both of those things are impressive accomplishments.
3 Best Practices for Stopping Bad Bots – APIs and Digital Transformation – Medium
Most us know bots can be bad. We hear them mentioned when a distributed denial of service attack knocks a major website offline, for example, or when bad actors try to covertly manipulate the prices of products or stocks. Fewer of us know that good bots are responsible for many of the modern digital experiences we enjoy — including connecting the components that deliver most modern connected experiences. Business today relies on an enormously complex IT landscape.
Moving Faster with a Product Mindset – APIs and Digital Transformation – Medium
In 2007, the movie I Am Legend featured a memorable scene in which Will Smith’s character, the only human in a post-apocalyptic Manhattan populated by vampires, pretends to rent a movie from an abandoned video store, attempting to inject some normalcy into the wasteland he now call home. Today, just over a decade later, the scene feels a bit like an artefact.
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