Credential Management: The Hidden Production Bottleneck for Agentic AI on Kubernetes
Agentic AI has moved from experimental curiosity to a production imperative. Organizations are deploying AI agents that don’t just answer questions but take actions: querying databases, updating records, orchestrating workflows, and provisioning infrastructure. These systems are no longer confined to innovation labs and are increasingly embedded in core business operations. The question is no longer … continue reading
Codenotary Launches Agentic Network Monitoring for Security, Performance and Cost Visibility
HOUSTON — Codenotary has announced the launch of AgentMon, the first enterprise-grade monitoring designed specifically for agentic networks, providing organizations with real-time visibility into the security, performance and cost of AI-driven agents operating across the enterprise. As adoption of AI accelerates, agentic systems – semi-autonomous software agents that act on behalf of users and applications … continue reading
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
Observability Without Code Changes: The Promise of eBPF‑Native Architectures
There’s a problem with modern observability that almost nobody talks about openly: your monitoring stack might be hurting the systems it’s supposed to protect. I don’t mean in a theoretical sense. I mean that the agents and SDKs most teams rely on for visibility impose real overhead on the applications they instrument. CPU, memory, throughput. … continue reading
groundcover Brings AI-Native Observability to Production Analysis
SAN FRANCISCO — groundcover, the observability platform for modern architectures, today announced the general availability of groundcover AI Mode, a native AI capability designed to help engineering teams investigate production incidents and analyze infrastructure behavior directly inside their own cloud environments. AI Mode runs natively within the customer’s own AWS infrastructure via Amazon Bedrock, ensuring … continue reading
Standardizing AI at Scale: llm-d Joins the CNCF
In a significant move toward solidifying the infrastructure for production-grade AI, the llm-d project is being contributed to the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) as a Sandbox initiative. This commitment, spearheaded by a multi-vendor coalition including CoreWeave, IBM Red Hat, Google, and NVIDIA, aims to establish an open standard for distributed inference. By integrating llm-d into the cloud … continue reading
RSA Conference Roundup: — DeepTempo open-source AI SOC; ArmorCode study, Black Duck Signal, Cribl background detection
Vigil: An Open-Source AI SOC Built with a LLM-native Architecture A new open source project, Vigil, launched at RSA today, enhances the transformative intelligence of rapidly advancing reasoning models, including Anthropic’s Claude. Available under an Apache 2.0 license, Vigil — created by DeepTempo — ships with13 specialized AI agents, 30+ integrations, and 7,200+ detection rules spanning … continue reading
Three ways to automate Kubernetes incident management
Kubernetes has become the standard for container orchestration. It’s also notoriously challenging to manage when incidents arise. These incidents can come in many shapes and sizes, with their complexity forcing responders into firefighting mode. As a result, teams frequently end up chasing symptoms rather than finding and fixing the underlying cause. While Kubernetes incidents may … continue reading
NetSPI Redefines Pentesting Speed and Simplicity
MINNEAPOLIS — Modern penetration testing provider NetSPI today announced a new, modern user experience for the NetSPI platform, reimagining what penetration testing should feel like for today’s enterprise: focused, fast, and easy. Security teams are being asked to do more, faster, across attack surfaces that don’t sit still. Yet too many pentesting programs remain slow, … continue reading
Linux Foundation to Use $12.5M in Grant Funding to Advance Open Source Security
The Linux Foundation has announced it will use $12.5 million in grants to develop long-term, sustainable security solutions that support open source communities worldwide. This is necessary, the foundation said in its announcement, because rapid advances in AI have created a more complex security landscape with vulnerabilities being found in much greater numbers, leaving security teams … continue reading
Why Gateway API Is the Front Door for AI Workloads
The AI boom is reshaping application architectures. Large Language Model (LLM) inference has fundamentally altered the requirements of the Kubernetes networking stack. Kubernetes is now the default environment for scheduling GPU-accelerated workloads, but the last mile of delivery — connecting a user request to the optimal model instance — is increasingly a bottleneck. Traditional ingress … continue reading
IBM Announces Expanded Collaboration with NVIDIA to Advance AI for the Enterprise
ARMONK, N.Y. – IBM today announced at GTC 2026 an expanded collaboration with NVIDIA to help enterprises operationalize AI at scale. Advancing efforts across GPU-native data analytics, intelligent document processing, on-premises and regulated infrastructure deployments, cloud, and consulting, the collaboration aims to give enterprises the data foundation, infrastructure, and expertise to move AI from pilot … continue reading
Identity Debt: The New Source of Privilege Sprawl Overlooked by Security Teams
Let’s talk about debt. For years, enterprises have made decisions that help them move faster in the moment – taking shortcuts, postponing cleanup, or accepting imperfect visibility – knowing it will create technical debt they’ll eventually have to unwind. Many leaders accept this trade-off. While they know it will be a pain to deal with … continue reading
The Most Critical Element Of Your AI Strategy Is The One You Find Most Boring
I know the pressure you are under right now. In every meeting I attend with technology leaders, the conversation inevitably drifts toward the same mandate: “What is our AI story?” You are expected to explain how AI will predict the next outage, optimize traffic flows, and finally deliver the self-healing infrastructure that has been promised … continue reading
