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Much has been written in recent years about how AI is accelerating software development. And it’s true. Tools like Claude, GitHub, Copilot and other AI-driven environments reduce the time needed to write code, set up test scenarios, and handle repetitive tasks. But for us at Dolphiq, that’s not the most interesting part of the story.
We’d rather ask a different question: what will you do with the time AI gives back to you?
You’re looking for new software for your company. The choice seems simple: a tried-and-tested standard solution used by thousands of businesses, or having custom software developed. The first option feels safe and straightforward, while the second might seem risky and expensive. But is that perception actually accurate?
In practice, at Dolphiq we often see organizations struggling with standard software. They start with the best intentions but soon run into limitations. In this article, we explain why custom software is not only a better choice for many companies, but often the smarter long-term investment as well.
A pentest, or penetration test, is a controlled, simulated cyberattack on a computer system, network, or application. The aim is to identify security vulnerabilities before malicious actors can exploit them. These tests are carried out by ethical hackers—also known as white-hat hackers—who use the same techniques as real attackers, of course with the organization’s permission. This article was produced in collaboration with the cybersecurity experts of our partner Tex-Tribe.