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Eric Herzog reveals how Infinidat revolutionizes enterprise storage with performance, resilience, simplicity, cyber-storage, AI automation, and scalable reliability to solve modern IT challenges for organizations.

Discover how Komodor’s Claudia AI revolutionizes Kubernetes reliability through autonomous issue detection, investigation, and remediation powered by multi-agent AI systems.

To deliver on that experience time and time again, the ASOS engineering team relies on Grafana Cloud for real-time observability.

Discover how Splunk’s Steve Flanders drives innovation in observability through OpenTelemetry, enabling vendor-neutral telemetry, scalable data pipelines, and AI-driven insights for cloud-native system reliability.

The "Gemini Trifecta"—three significant Gemini AI flaws—were discovered and resolved by researchers, and they exposed users to data theft and prompt injection risks.

NYU researchers reveal AI-driven ransomware that can run attacks end-to-end, sparking urgent calls for stronger cybersecurity defenses.

Alex Olivier of Cerbos explores the future of authorization, KubeCon highlights, and how externalizing policy management simplifies scale and security for modern applications.

Abdel Sghiouar explores Kubernetes’ evolution, from enterprise adoption to GenAI workloads, highlighting hardware challenges, operational hurdles, and community-driven innovations.

Traditional cloud security tools focus on static scans and misconfiguration checks, but they can’t keep up with today’s fast-moving threats. This article explores why runtime security — real-time monitoring and automated response — is essential for protecting dynamic cloud-native environments. Learn how shifting to a runtime-first strategy enables faster detection, proactive defense, and true resilience in the cloud.

Rush Street Interactive strengthened its multi-cloud security by adopting Teleport’s unified access platform, replacing SSH keys and VPN friction with short-lived credentials, SSO, RBAC, and reverse tunnels. The result: faster onboarding, reduced attack surface, streamlined compliance, and highly secure access for both engineers and automation workflows.

Samsung SDS, a Samsung subsidiary, needed to modernize its Knox Portal, an internal collaboration platform with almost half a million users, by moving to a microservices architecture and open-source software. Facing high operating costs with Oracle, they migrated over 80% of their databases for this critical application to MariaDB Enterprise Server. This transition achieved zero-downtime upgrades, global real-time data synchronization, and a more than 50% reduction in operating costs, ensuring service continuity and stability for 80 Samsung affiliates worldwide. MariaDB's transparency and performance proved to be a cost-effective choice, enhancing developer and DBA capabilities.

Modernise ERP with AI-driven agents, cloud-grade reliability, and partner-led adoption via SAP’s new program on Microsoft Cloud.