Author: Yad Jaura

The burgeoning skills gap, an urgent lack of coders and the need for growing businesses to transform at pace has ushered in a rise in citizen developers over recent years. When empowered with low-code platforms, which require minimal or no actual code, these developers can create applications by themselves with very little intervention from IT. However, whilst the revelation that application development can be placed in the hands of anyone within the business is a positive one, there is also a growing concern that, by doing so, security could be at risk. Last year, it was estimated that internal security…