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  • Projects · · 7 min · AI-assisted

    Apiary: the front door to your systems, without a single point of failure

    Datapoint has released Apiary, a free, open-source reverse proxy for Docker Swarm. It sends traffic to the right service, renews HTTPS certificates by itself and keeps running when a server fails, with no extra database to look after.

  • Guides · · 7 min · AI-assisted

    One application, three doors: systems ready for people, automation and AI assistants

    Datapoint has released Datapoint.Mediator, an open-source library that lets you write a system's rules once and offer them through three doors: the API, the command line and MCP, used by AI assistants. We explain why this matters, even if you are not technical.

  • Cybersecurity · · 6 min · AI-assisted

    NIS2: what changes for public bodies and their software suppliers

    Portugal's new Legal Framework for Cybersecurity, in force since April 2026, covers most of the public administration. We explain who is covered, the deadlines for reporting incidents, the fines and why software suppliers are now part of every organisation's obligations.

  • Cybersecurity · · 7 min · AI-assisted

    PHP2Shell: the critical PHP flaws and why you should update now

    Two flaws in the PHP engine itself let attackers take over a web server without a password. We explain how they work, their worldwide impact and the dangers of putting off the update, even by a few days.

  • Guides · · 5 min · AI-assisted

    The benefits of artificial intelligence in public administration

    From citizen services to document management, AI can free up staff time for the work that needs people. See where it can help, what care it requires and how to take the first steps.

  • Guides · · 6 min · AI-assisted

    The evolution of artificial intelligence

    From Alan Turing's question to the assistants we use today: a simple journey through more than seventy years of artificial intelligence, with its breakthroughs, disappointments and fresh starts.

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