Analytics Insight, Monday, October 26th, 2026
Accurate, well-governed enterprise data is becoming as important as the AI models themselves in separating AI winners from laggards. more → · 31 clicks
InformationWeek, Tuesday, October 27th, 2026
Crescendo CEO Andy Lee argues Salesforce opening up to Claude signals agents running apps, and CIOs should rethink their stacks around that. more → · 30 clicks
The New Stack, Tuesday, October 27th, 2026
Nebius cut RL rollout collection time by 66.9% by treating inference as part of the optimizer and rethinking sandboxes and staleness. more → · 30 clicks
CIO, Tuesday, October 27th, 2026
Hexion, eSky and Harvey Nash show how citizen AI lets business users build agents and apps, if CIOs pair freedom with guardrails. more → · 29 clicks
Techiexpert, Thursday, October 29th, 2026
Techiexpert tested 10 free AI image generators, naming Google Gemini the best all-round free option and ChatGPT the top for image quality. more → · 21 clicks
InfoWorld, Friday, October 30th, 2026
David Linthicum says consumer AI agents acting in bank and other accounts are forcing businesses to rethink access, risk and liability. more → · 21 clicks
CSO Online, Friday, October 30th, 2026
A red team practitioner argues AI changed offensive security economics, so small teams with frontier models can out-find much larger ones. more → · 24 clicks
Help Net Security, Tuesday, October 27th, 2026
KuppingerCole's Jonathan Care expects many AI security categories to be absorbed into larger platforms as the market consolidates. more → · 19 clicks
SecurityWeek, Friday, October 30th, 2026
SecurityWeek argues passkeys beat passwords but are not enough, since enrollment integrity, device changes and session takeover still matter. more → · 19 clicks
The New Stack, Saturday, October 31st, 2026
AI-accelerated exploits shrink the patch window; the article argues eBPF runtime shielding such as Cilium Tetragon can act as a compensating control. more → · 19 clicks
CSO Online, Friday, October 30th, 2026
CSO Online argues SOCs must prepare for reasoning, adaptive AI agents that go beyond WannaCry-style deterministic worms. more → · 17 clicks
The Register, Friday, October 30th, 2026
An n0n ransomware operator spent over $7,000 on AI services and targeted 23 organizations, but left its server exposed, and no bugs were exploited. more → · 17 clicks
The New Stack, Tuesday, October 27th, 2026
How AWS Fargate gives every Kubernetes pod its own node, from admission webhooks and per-pod ENIs to patching via the Eviction API. more → · 20 clicks
The New Stack, Friday, October 30th, 2026
The Kubernetes community formed a Workload Conformance Working Group, in a TNS roundup that also covers OTTL v1 and KubeCon NA preparations. more → · 19 clicks
The Register, Friday, October 30th, 2026
Accenture uses AI agents to screen resumes and schedule interviews, while humans make the final hiring decisions, executives said. more → · 25 clicks
Xint-sponsored webinar on how much AI should automate between finding and fixing vulnerabilities, arguing for human review of patches. more →
CSO Online, Friday, October 30th, 2026
Anthropic disclosed a zero-click Linux kernel MPTCP exploit, CVE-2026-98432, built with an unreleased Claude model, giving remote root. more → · 18 clicks
Join Lookout's Chief Technology Officer, David Richardson, to explore how the mobile attack surface has evolved in the AI era. We will discuss how to protect the modern workforce by addressing the three core pillars of mobile AI security, heavily focusing on continuous exposure management and governance. more →
CRMBuyer, Thursday, October 29th, 2026
Text's Kacper Wiacek tells CRM Buyer that AI customer service should be judged on customer and business outcomes, not ticket deflection. more → · 1 clicks
Gartner's Christine Lee sets out the 2027 CISO agenda, covering AI ROI, higher risk appetites, resilience and postquantum readiness. more →
The Register, Friday, October 30th, 2026
AWS engineer Carl Lerche, creator of Tokio, introduced Topcoat, a Rust framework for server-side web apps that compiles to JavaScript. more → · 1 clicks
Dark Reading's free virtual event on securing multi-cloud assets, covering misconfigurations, AI-driven threats, identities and incident response. more →
Blocks and Files, Wednesday, October 28th, 2026
Fujifilm reportedly plans to raise LTO tape output fivefold by fiscal 2028, backed by a 10 billion yen plant investment. more → · 1 clicks
In this webinar, two experts break down both sides: what these AI-driven threats mean, and how to defend against them. You'll learn a practical framework spanning platform foundations, patching at scale, hardening and virtual patching, lateral security with microsegmentation, and recovery - so your organization is ready before an incident, not during one. more →
