Okta has made its AI agent governance platform generally available for FedRAMP- and HIPAA-regulated environments, becoming what it claims is the first independent

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The industry has recognized that shipping agent code at scale requires runtime verification, and it is moving that way fast.

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Some of the engineers who made vibe coding possible have decided it’s a problem. Last month, The Wall Street Journal’s

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The arrival of frontier AI models capable of scanning major open-source projects and surfacing multiple vulnerabilities in a single pass

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The release of leading AI foundation model technologies has reached a watershed moment. Just two weeks after Anthropic received a directive

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Over the past few months, four AI giants quietly rebuilt the same thing at once: AWS, Microsoft, Google, and Anthropic

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AI coding tools don’t just help engineers write code faster. They help engineers make the same mistake faster, at scale,

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Retailers are rushing to make their product listings discoverable by AI shopping agents, but AI assistants often struggle to determine

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Many agentic projects can sail through development just fine. Then they hit security review — and that’s where things can

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We’re more than 20 years past the launch of AWS, the starter gun for the shift of compute and storage

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AI is generating code faster than teams can review it. The answer, a small but growing number of developers argue,

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The Rust Foundation on Thursday announced the launch of the Rust Foundation Trusted Training (RFTT) program, a new formal accreditation

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Modern businesses are in a constant, uphill battle against what to do with unstructured data: PDFs, contracts, scanned images, customer

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AI costs are rising, and not for the reason most people assume. It’s true that the models are getting more

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If you’re like me, sometimes you get so excited to try something new that you don’t read the docs all

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OpenAI on Wednesday announced Jalapeño, its first custom inference accelerator, co-developed with Broadcom and supported by Canadian electronics manufacturer Celestica,

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Azul Systems is offering a free Java Virtual Machine (JVM) vulnerability risk assessment designed to reveal Java runtime exposure before

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Anthropic’s rollercoaster ride with Claude Fable 5 and Mythos 5 has left various deposits of fallout this year, but the

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Legacy Java shops are sitting on a growing pile of unpatched vulnerabilities. Chainguard says it has a fix for that.

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Organizations are racing to apply AI across the enterprise, and infrastructure is one of the most compelling targets: automated provisioning,

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This week, Sakana AI released Fugu, a multi-agent orchestration system designed to deliver frontier-model performance all while reducing the risks

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Kubernetes teams automate deployments without thinking about it. CI/CD pipelines fire dozens of times a day, autoscaling adjusts replicas in

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Anthropic has announced Claude Tag, a new product that embeds Claude directly into Slack as a persistent, shared team member

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At Microsoft’s Build keynote this month, CEO Satya Nadella described a platform shift away from operating systems and apps, and

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With an eye on the huge downstream pressure that AI code tools are putting on software engineering teams, GitLab released

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Nx, the company behind the open-source monorepo build system of the same name, on Tuesday launched Polygraph, a service that

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The software industry is still talking about AI mostly in terms of speed. Models and agents can now generate code

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For the past two years, the conversation about AI-assisted software development has been dominated by speed. A new GitLab survey

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The Linux Foundation on Tuesday declared its intent to launch the Agent Name Service (ANS), an open standard that gives

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The AI developer tools consolidation continues apace, with news that Cursor has snapped up open-source coding assistant Continue — its

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