OpenText announces new AI-powered solution for detecting insider threats
OpenText has announced a new AI-powered threat detection capability that finds both internal and external security threats to an organization. According to OpenText, companies often focus against external threats when planning and executing their security strategy, but insider threats also remain a costly danger, whether they are intentional, accidental, or the result of stolen credentials. … continue reading
Atlassian packs latest Jira Service Management update with AI-powered capabilities
Atlassian has introduced a number of new AI-powered features to Jira Service Management, including new AI agents, an AI-powered dashboard that displays performance stats and knowledge gaps, and AI-generated summaries for employee requests. “These advancements are part of the Atlassian platform – which means you need very little time to start getting value – and … continue reading
Aryaka adds new AI-powered observability capability in latest release of SASE solution
The SASE company Aryaka today announced the launch of its winter ‘25 release, which adds AI>Observe, a new AI-powered observability capability. AI>Observe—available in early access—utilizes hundreds of machine learning models to detect and identify anomalous network behavior so that organizations can proactively address issues. Information is displayed in the MyAryaka dashboard, providing a unified location … continue reading
Catchpoint updates Internet Stack Map with capabilities to speed up incident detection
The monitoring company Catchpoint today announced an update to its Internet Stack Map, a tool that provides visibility into the Internet dependencies critical applications rely on. The new version utilizes AI to correlate customers’ test results with Catchpoint’s Global Internet Outage Detector results. This enables customers to more quickly identify root causes of an incident. … continue reading
What is instance management, and why does it matter?
When your architecture is small, it’s easy to be nimble, and platforms such as ServiceNow are great at helping organizations scale up to launch major product updates more frequently. However, the downside of this is that many companies end up with multiple instances and application owners across departments, leading to complexity that’s difficult to track … continue reading
Google begins fabrication on OpenTitan silicon
Google has announced that fabrication has begun on OpenTitan silicon, and it is being manufactured by the semiconductor manufacturer Nuvoton. OpenTitan is an open source silicon Root of Trust (RoT), a secure microcontroller. According to Google, the key to securing devices is to “start where you have certainty and build up a chain of trust.” … continue reading
Riverbed launches Smart OTel, leveraging data for better insights
AIOps platform provider Riverbed announced today the general availability of Riverbed Smart OTel (OpenTelemetry), which the company said delivers the right data at the right time for better insights and decision making. Available as part of the Riverbed Platform, Smart OTel supports Riverbed Aternity and Network Observability solutions, as well as third-party applications. Wth the … continue reading
Kyndryl announces new SASE services powered by Palo Alto Networks
The infrastructure services provider Kyndryl has announced new secure access service edge (SASE) services that are based on Palo Alto Networks Prisma SASE solution. Palo Alto Networks’ solution integrates network and security in a unified service, providing organizations with control over user authentication and authorization and allowing secure access to business applications. Kyndryl’s offering comes … continue reading
New Relic creates observability integration with DeepSeek
Observability platform provider New Relic today announced what it says is the first solution for monitoring DeepSeek by supporting the Chinese-made AI model on Microsoft Azure AI Foundry. Customers can monitor applications built with DeepSeek and gain wide visibility across the AI stack, which can help organizations cut the costs and complexity of generative AI … continue reading
Cloudflare Launches One-Click Content Credentials to Track Image Authenticity and Preserve Creator Attribution
SAN FRANCISCO–Cloudflare, Inc. (NYSE: NET), the leading connectivity cloud company, today announced a new, one-click solution for content creators and publishers to seamlessly preserve the digital history of an image—from how an image was created, and by whom, to edits and resizes—across the Cloudflare network. By attaching this digital ‘nutrition label,’ or Content Credentials, directly to an … continue reading
Report: IT teams continuing to battle tool sprawl, security concerns
IT teams are struggling to keep tool sprawl in check, with 48% of respondents to JumpCloud’s 8th annual SME IT Trends survey saying they use five to 10 IT management tools. Twenty-six percent of IT teams reported using more than 11 tools for IT management. Despite IT teams using many tools, 85% expressed their preference … continue reading
Sysdig launches Stratoshark, a “Wireshark for the Cloud”
Sysdig is trying to make it easier for IT teams to gain visibility into their cloud-native environments with the launch of Stratoshark. This new open source tool extends the capabilities of the popular network analysis tool Wireshark into the cloud. According to Sysdig, Wireshark has over 5 million daily users and has accumulated over 160 … continue reading
Palo Alto Networks Prepares Organizations for Quantum Security with QRNG Open API
Palo Alto Networks (NASDAQ: PANW), the global cybersecurity leader, today announced the release of a Quantum Random Number Generator (QRNG) Open API framework, empowering organizations to prepare for future quantum security threats. The framework, developed in partnership with six innovators across the QRNG field, addresses the need for multi-vendor interoperability across the industry and enables organizations to … continue reading
CNCF announces graduation of CubeFS
The Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) has announced that CubeFS is now a graduated project. CubeFS is a distributed storage system supporting access protocols like POSIX, HDFS, and S3. According to the CNCF, key use cases supported by CubeFS include big data, AI/LLMs, container platforms, separation of storage and computing for databases and middleware, and … continue reading
