News Roundup: June 17, 2026 — AISLE’s Snapshot, Linux Foundation’s Tokenomicon, Codenotary’s AgentMon
AISLE, a pioneer in AI-native vulnerability lifecycle management, has introduced AISLE Snapshot, a new offering that gives regulated and security-sensitive enterprises access to frontier-class vulnerability detection inside their own environments, at a fraction of the cost, with source code and security data that never leave their control. Organizations are under increasing pressure to secure growing … continue reading
Beyond Dashboards: Building Operational Intelligence
Most companies have dashboards. Bar charts, pie charts, and heat maps arranged across a screen like a flight cockpit, yet no one knows what to do when they land. Dashboards are passive. They report what is happening without guiding what should happen next, and that gap between observation and action is where millions of dollars … continue reading
Komodor Unveils Proactive Optimization to Unlock Stranded Cluster Capacity
AI SRE platform provider Komodor has announced new AI-based capabilities — Capacity Intelligence and Predictive Placement — to help organizations optimize their costs and prevent resource waste across their cloud infrastructures. Komodor described Capacity Intelligence as an always-on scanner in Kubernetes environments that finds cluster-level issues by looking at at underlying configuration issues. The autonomous … continue reading
Lookout Study Reveals 59% of Mobile AI Traffic Flows “Dark”
Mobile-centric security provider Lookout today released the findings of a survey report that exposes a systemic architectural failure — that traditional network perimeters are blind to a massive mobile shadow AI ecosystem. The study, “Solving for the Mobile AI Blind Spot: Executive Confidence Meets Technical Reality,” conducted with ZK Research, found that the move from … continue reading
CoreWeave Closes the Training-to-Inference Gap for Autonomous Agent Improvement
LIVINGSTON, N.J. — CoreWeave today announced the launch of unified agentic AI capabilities that accelerate progress toward the superintelligence loop, a closed feedback loop between training and inference. With reinforcement learning, production inference, agent observability, and autonomous improvement working as one closed loop, agents not only become more reliable, they compound in capability over time. … continue reading
Modern Software Security Relies on a Dangerous Fiction
Cybersecurity for software is built on a simple premise: find vulnerabilities and fix them quickly enough to stay ahead of attackers. Last month, that premise was turned upside down when Anthropic introduced Claude Mythos. Mythos is an AI model that can find software bugs at scale and then chain them into working exploits. Everyone’s immediate … continue reading
Architectural Assurance for Private Cloud: Engineering Network Observability Across Hybrid Data Planes
Deploying a private cloud architecture requires rigid management of topologies and strict system boundaries. A critical architectural pain point in these environments is the visibility drop-off that occurs the moment data leaves the Software-Defined Data Center (SDDC) perimeter. While native virtualized monitoring tools provide deep telemetry within the software-defined overlay, a severe blind spot emerges … continue reading
Automation Anywhere announces EnterpriseClaw to Run Next-Generation AI Agents
DALLAS — Automation Anywhere has announced EnterpriseClaw. Developed in collaboration with Cisco, NVIDIA, Okta, and OpenAI, a new capability designed to make claw-style AI agents effective across enterprise operations. With EnterpriseClaw, organizations can deploy autonomous AI agents across cloud platforms, desktops, on-premises systems, and secured enterprise networks — enabling AI-driven work to run securely, accurately, and under centralized … continue reading
Cribl Stream Integrates with the Claude Compliance API
SAN FRANCISCO — Cribl, the AI platform for telemetry, has announced a new integration with the Claude Compliance API giving security and compliance teams visibility into Claude Enterprise usage directly within Cribl’s platform. As enterprises deploy Claude at scale, security and compliance teams need the same visibility into Claude usage that they have for every other … continue reading
News Roundup: May 22, 2026 — Honeycomb, Forward, Automation Anywhere
Honeycomb Launches Agent Observability, Bringing Full Visibility to Agentic Workflows in Production Honeycomb.io, the observability platform built for the new shape of software, today introduced a series of agentic intelligence and agent observability features purpose-built for AI agents in production. These new and enhanced capabilities include Agent Timeline, Canvas Agent, and Canvas Skills. Engineering teams … continue reading
Bounded Systems are Safe Systems
If you’ve spent any time in DevOps, you know what used to happen when a monolithic application starts to fail. It doesn’t go quietly. One bad service takes everything down with it, cascading crashes, resource contention, the whole system thrashing while you try to figure out which part of the pile is actually on fire. … continue reading
Teradata Delivers Autonomous Knowledge and Data Sovereignty with New Factory
SAN DIEGO — Teradata today announced the Teradata Factory, extending the Teradata Autonomous Knowledge Platform with a fully integrated on-premises foundation for enterprises running AI and analytics in hybrid environments. Built on Dell Technologies enterprise compute and storage, it unifies the complete Teradata software stack — including AI Studio — within a single management plane, supporting EDW, Lakehouse, and advanced AI … continue reading
Vulnerability Management is Broken, but it’s Not a Security Problem — it’s an Organizational One
One of the most dangerous risks organizations face isn’t insecure code; it’s a broken process. Earlier this year, Verizon reported that vulnerability exploitation had overtaken phishing as the number-two intrusion point after credential abuse. With AI, the pace and severity of exploits are only increasing. Google Cloud and Mandiant recently noted that AI is allowing … continue reading
News Roundup: May 13, 2026 — Palo Alto Networks, Amazon Redshift, IP Fabric/NetBox
Palo Alto Networks Introduces Next-Generation Identity Security Platform Cybersecurity provider Palo Alto Networks today unveiled Idira, the next-generation identity security platform to discover, control and govern all identities, eliminating the silos that have left the modern enterprise exposed. “Identity has become the new battleground of the AI enterprise,” Peretz Regev, chief product and technology officer … continue reading
