Coro Launches MCP Integration to Bring Security Operations Directly into AI Tools
Coro, the cybersecurity platform for organizations protected by lean IT teams, today announced new Model Context Protocol (MCP) capabilities that extend its AI-driven security platform beyond the Coro interface, allowing users to access, analyze, and take action on security data directly from tools like ChatGPT, Claude, and other AI environments. Coro enables teams to interact … continue reading
Reimagining Artifact Management for DevSecOps: Harness Artifact Registry GA
Harness today is announcing the general availability of Artifact Registry, representing a deliberate shift in how artifact management should work in secure software delivery. For years, teams have accepted a strange reality: you build in one system, deploy in another, and manage artifacts somewhere else entirely. CI/CD pipelines run in one place, artifacts live in … continue reading
Crusoe Launches Unified Operations Platform for High-Performance AI Workloads
Crusoe today announced the launch of Command Center, a unified operations platform that provides a data foundation for massive AI workloads and increases the resilience of the AI stack. Command Center creates a single source of truth that provides deep observability into AI workloads for monitoring, diagnosing and optimizing AI workloads, the company said in … continue reading
Harness introduces Human-Aware Change Agent for its AI SRE unified response system.
A human-aware change agent that has been created to use the insight of people to drive automated incident investigation has been released by software delivery platform provider Harness as a part of its AI SRE unified response system. While most AI approaches to software reliability involve the use of logs, metrics, traces and anomaly detectors, … continue reading
Nutanix Expands Capabilities for Distributed Sovereign Clouds
Orchestrated life cycle management and stronger security for sovereignty-aligned architectures are among new capabilities Nutanix announced today in its Nutanix Cloud Platform (NCP). These new capabilities, the company said in its announcement, are designed to expand the choices customers can make as to how they run and govern their infrastructure, with a focus on … continue reading
Mezmo Launches AI SRE for Root Cause Analysis
Mezmo, the active telemetry platform for AI agents, today launched its AI SRE (Site Reliability Engineering) agent for root cause analysis ahead of KubeCon, North America. The company’s secret sauce is context engineering, which supercharges AI agents with unmatched speed and precision. “We’ve built the fastest and most performant AI SRE in the world – … continue reading
Cloud Native Computing Foundation Announces Knative’s Graduation
The Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF), which builds sustainable ecosystems for cloud native software, announced the graduation of Knative, a serverless, event-driven application layer on top of Kubernetes. Knative simplifies how developers build, deploy, and run modern workloads by abstracting the infrastructure concerns such as autoscaling, routing, event delivery, and building containers. It allows teams to focus on architecture … continue reading
Q&A: The imminent threat of quantum computing on encryption
In the latest episode of our podcast, Get With IT, we spoke with Mark Thacker, senior manager for product management for Red Hat Enterprise Linux, about the threat of quantum computing on encryption. Here is an edited and abridged version of that conversation. Since we’re talking about the actual threat of quantum computers breaking very … continue reading
Having a Cyber Resiliency plan – and Cleanroom Recovery – is critical to restoring systems after malicious attacks
In today’s threat landscape, a single ransomware attack can cripple a business for weeks, underscoring the critical importance of cyber resiliency. Attacks are becoming more common and more sophisticated, leaving businesses struggling with staggering costs and devastating downtime. Here’s a concerning reality: many organizations currently believe their recovery strategies will protect them in the event … continue reading
Podcast: Diving into NIST’s quantum-safe algorithms
There’s been a concern that quantum computers could break the current encryption algorithms we use to protect data today. Recently, NIST announced the approval of three quantum-safe algorithms that could withstand quantum computers. IBM developed two of the approved algorithms, so on the most recent episode of our podcast, Get With IT, we interviewed Vadim … continue reading
Podcast: Preparing for 90-day TLS certificates
Last year, Google proposed shortening the time frame that TLS certificates are valid for, from 398 days to 90 days. This plan is still in the proposal phase, but to learn about what companies need to do to prepare for these shorter certificate durations, we interviewed Sitaram Iyer, VP of emerging technologies at Venafi, on … continue reading
Q&A: How platform engineering teams manage infrastructure and security
Gartner has predicted that by 2026, 80% of large engineering organizations are going to have platform engineering teams. To talk about why platform engineering is gaining so much traction, Keith Babo, head of product at Solo.io, joined us on the most recent episode of our podcast, Get With IT. Here’s an edited and abridged version … continue reading
