Cohesity Expands Cyber Event Response Service with Incident Response Provider Partnerships, Fortifying Cyber Resilience

Cohesity, the leader in AI-powered data security, today announced it has expanded the Cohesity Cyber Event Response Team (CERT) service to include partnerships with leading incident response (IR) vendors. The Cohesity CERT team has years of specialized incident response expertise and has helped numerous customers respond and recover quickly from high-stakes security events since its … continue reading

“Rage Deletion” is on the rise: Safeguarding data from intentional deletion

Employees are historically disengaged and dissatisfied.  At the same time, organizations’ operations and revenues increasingly rely heavily on digital assets. The combination is creating a mounting new risk:  intentional data destruction by employees. Research is showing it’s already happening. “Rage Deletion” is rearing its head, especially among younger workers. As a result, organizations must both … continue reading

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Exabeam calls SOC platform first to be compatible with Open API standard

Exabeam  today announced that its New-Scale Security Operations platform is the first to be compatible with the Open API standard (OAS).  According to the company announcement, this compatibility gives security operations center (SOC) teams “the power to quickly create automations and playbooks with their best-of-breed portfolios and can ditch the disjointed, monolithic systems that provide … continue reading

The impact of AI on network operations: Five key thoughts from a chief network architect

The rise of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming industries across the globe, and the networking landscape is no exception. Network operations teams need to contend with new AI-centric workloads that use the network in novel ways. In this article, I draw insights from a recent discussion on this topic with Kamran Naqvi, Broadcom’s chief network … continue reading

Report: AI and security governance remain top priorities for 2025

Companies are planning to invest more heavily in AI skills and security governance, risk, and compliance initiatives this upcoming year, according to new research from O’Reilly. The company’s Technology Trends for 2025 report analyzed data from 2.8 million users on its learning platform.  The research shows significant increases in interest in various AI skills, including … continue reading

Predictions for IT operations in 2025

As we do every year, we’ve heard from folks in the I&O industry who share their thoughts on which areas will thrive and which might not survive in 2025 and beyond. Here are some of their predictions for next year.     Aislinn Wright, VP of product management at EDB In 2025, enterprises will increasingly … continue reading

AWS Heroes program celebrates 10 years of community leadership and expertise

The AWS Heroes program celebrated its 10-year anniversary this year, having grown into a program of over 200 AWS experts recognized for sharing their knowledge and expertise of AWS technology with the community.  According to David Nalley, director of open source strategy and marketing at AWS, the program originally started because the company noticed that … continue reading

Groundcover announces integration of its eBPF-based observability platform with OpenTelemetry

Groundcover, the eBPF-powered observability platform, has announced a new integration with OpenTelemetry, which will provide customers with deeper insights into performance, user behavior, and errors.  The company uses eBPF technology to provide observability for cloud-native architecture, and it can trace any type of event from network and infrastructure to services and applications. The company explained … continue reading

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Survey: Resource shortages a challenge in meeting data infrastructure demands

A 2025 Data Infrastructure Survey Report from DataStrike found that internal IT teams are struggling with modern data management due to limited resources available to them. According to the report, 55% of the survey respondents rely only on internal teams to manage their data infrastructure, with only 19% reporting that they outsource. As a result, … continue reading

Mastering Day 2: Optimizing Kubernetes health and performance

Mastering Kubernetes health and performance goes beyond the initial setup. The real challenge starts on Day 2, where operations teams must engage in a continuous cycle of monitoring, identifying, and resolving issues before they disrupt operations. This involves addressing two types of issues: critical real-time problems that can lead to immediate downtime, and ongoing reliability … continue reading

The time to migrate to quantum-safe cryptography is now

Quantum computing is no longer a dream far off in the future; it may be right around the corner. Gartner predicts that by 2029, quantum computing will advance to the point that it will render traditional cryptography unsafe.  The encryption that we currently rely on to protect data is only effective because our current classic … continue reading

Synopsys unveils new Ultra Ethernet IP and UALink IP solutions

Synopsys has announced the launch of Ultra Ethernet IP and UALink IP solutions that are designed to meet the demands required to scale AI architectures. “For more than 25 years, Synopsys has been at the forefront of providing best-in-class IP solutions that enable designers to accelerate the integration of standards-based functionality,” said Neeraj Paliwal, senior … continue reading

Vultr Collaborates with AMD, Broadcom and Juniper Networks to Pioneer New GPU Data Center Architecture

Vultr, the world’s largest privately-held cloud infrastructure company, today announced a four-way strategic collaboration with Juniper Networks, a leader in secure, AI-Native Networking, Broadcom Inc., a leader in enterprise data center connectivity solutions, and AMD, a leader in high performance compute technologies. As a part of this announcement, Vultr is expanding its Chicago cloud data … continue reading

GitGuardian announces new offering to help companies secure their non-human identities

GitGuardian has announced a new security solution that targets Non-Human Identities (NHI), like API keys, credentials, access tokens.  According to GitGuardian, NHIs outnumber human identities 50 to 1, and companies often end up with NHIs scattered across their codebases, CI/CD pipelines, and productivity tools. With GitGuardian NHI Governance, companies gain visibility into where these NHIs … continue reading

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