Enterprise software historically relied on synchronous, request-response communication patterns (such as standard REST or RPC calls). Under this model, when a user triggers an action like checking
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Traditional enterprise web security operated under a perimeter defense model: once an employee or customer authenticated past the external boundary, the internal network considered them trusted. Over
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WebAssembly (Wasm) originally entered the software industry as a mechanism to run high-performance C++ and Rust code inside client browsers. For years, it powered browser-based CAD tools,
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Modern software engineering successfully broke down massive backend monoliths into agile, independently scalable microservices. Yet, many organizations left their user interfaces untouched, creating a massive, monolithic single-page
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