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"By 2027, 80% of technical debt will be architectural technical debt"
How to Manage Architectural Technical Debt
Make your AI code rock-solid
AI excels at generating small, high-quality pieces of code, but misses the big picture.
Adding the pieces together can lead to reliability, security, or efficiency issues.
Cut tech debt most effectively
90% of production issues stem from 8% of the defects.
CAST Gatekeeper follows ISO 5055 to find them.
How Gatekeeper works
- Scans application artifacts for all pieces created by AI or humans – all source code, data scripts, property files, etc.
- Analyzes and models the inner workings of the whole application, across all layers, regardless of technology mix.
- Pinpoints ISO 5055 rule violations with MRI-like precision and ranks all structural flaws based on impact.
- Recommends remediation path for each flaw, and where to best start tackling technical debt.
Uncover structural flaws
Reliability: Misplaced exception handling, using non-thread safe code, etc.
Security: NoSQL/SQL injections, OS command injections, server-side request forgeries, etc.
Efficiency: Looping web service or messaging calls, unreleased database connections, etc.
Move with speed
Automated measurement of application’s reliability, security, performance efficiency, and maintainability, as per ISO 5055
Identification of hard-to-detect risks and flaws in any complex software system
Reduction in manual effort to address these issues and reduce application’s technical debt
Proceed with confidence
Structural Integrity Gate: Ensuring architectural integrity after integration stage and prior to production release
Software Acceptance: Fact-based validation of third-party software integrity against contract standards
M&A Due Diligence: Comprehensive, fact-based technical assessments of critical software assets
Compliance Assessments: In-depth evaluations against regulatory and industry standards
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“We’ve gained total peace of mind.”
Hyun Sook Ji
CIO
“Minimizes upgrades and testing efforts.”
Alan Capper
Global Exec Applications
