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Monday’s Briefing · December 15

Security Boulevard, December 12,2025

AI Threat Detection: How Machines Spot What Humans Miss

In the modern digital environment, the volume and velocity of cyber threats have reached a point where human security analysts can no longer reliably manage the flood of data and alerts. Attackers are constantly innovating, developing novel attack methods that are designed to look like normal user behavior, allowing them to linger undetected in a network for months-the costly dwell time. more →

AI Threat Detection: How Machines Spot What Humans Miss

Security Boulevard, December 12,2025

Building Trustworthy AI Agents

The promise of personal AI assistants rests on a dangerous assumption: that we can trust systems we haven't made trustworthy. more →

Building Trustworthy AI Agents

Security Boulevard, December 10,2025

How To Feel Assured About Cloud-Native Security With AI ?

Where technology is reshaping industries, the concept of Non-Human Identities (NHIs) has emerged as a critical component in cloud-native security strategies. But what exactly are NHIs, and why are they essential in achieving security assurance? more →

How To Feel Assured About Cloud-Native Security With AI ?

InfoWorld, December 8,2025

10 MCP Servers For DevOps

Tap these Model Context Protocol servers to supercharge your AI-assisted coding tools with powerful devops automation capabilities. more →

10 MCP Servers For DevOps

Security Boulevard, December 9,2025

Rebrand Cybersecurity From 'Dr. No' To 'Let's Go'

When it comes to cybersecurity, it often seems the best prevention is to follow a litany of security 'do's' and 'don'ts.' A former colleague once recalled that at one organization where he worked, this approach led to such a long list of guidance that the cybersecurity function was playfully referred to as a famous James Bond villain: Dr. No! more →

Rebrand Cybersecurity From 'Dr. No' To 'Let's Go'

NexGov, December 9,2025

Cybersecurity 101: Why It's Time To Rethink What We Think We Know

Cybersecurity isn't just about prevention using firewalls and perimeter defense anymore. There needs to be an equal focus on risk management, resilience and readiness. And no, zero trust isn't a replacement for cybersecurity. It's a philosophy that should be embedded within it. more →

Cybersecurity 101: Why It's Time To Rethink What We Think We Know

Techstrong.IT, December 11,2025

Small Data Centers Face Big Risks Without Modern Testing Tools

When people imagine data centers, they often think of the massive cloud facilities run by companies like FAANG. Yet across the country, a different kind of data center plays a crucial role in powering hospitals, universities, government offices, and small businesses. more →

Small Data Centers Face Big Risks Without Modern Testing Tools

Techstrong.IT, December 12,2025

Infrastructure And Systems Management Calls For Unified, Predictive Solutions

Managing hybrid infrastructure-which in the modern IT shop includes public clouds; private clouds; on-premises and co-located systems and data centers; cross-platform virtualized Linux, other operating systems (OS), and container platforms; as well as numerous other resource automation platforms-has become a potentially massive task. more →

Infrastructure And Systems Management Calls For Unified, Predictive Solutions

Techstrong.IT, December 12,2025

Leveraging The Edge When AI Has To Be Real-Time, Reliable, And Low Latency

In AI's first great phase of lightning-quick adoption and development, the most common approach has been to use services based in the cloud. But many organizations have recognized the limitations of cloud-based AI: while ideal for rapid implementations and quick results, data management and security concerns have naturally led to investment in on-premises, data center-based AI as well. more →

Leveraging The Edge When AI Has To Be Real-Time, Reliable, And Low Latency

Tech Field Day, December 9,2025

Generative AI Coding Tools Make Enterprise Applications Worse

AI is writing a large proportion of modern software and Generative AI coding tools make enterprise applications worse. This episode of the Tech Field Day podcast looks at AI generated applications with Calvin Hendryx-Parker, Jim Czuprynski, Jay Cuthrell, and Alastair Cooke. Satya Nadella says that up to 30% of the code Microsoft writes is AI generated, AWS is at about 25% AI generated code. more →

Generative AI Coding Tools Make Enterprise Applications Worse

InfoQ, December 11,2025

InfoQ Java Trends Report 2025

This report summarizes the InfoQ Java editorial team's current perspective on the adoption of technology and emerging trends within the Java space. more →

InfoQ Java Trends Report 2025

Forrester, December 8,2025

What We Saw At AWS Re:Invent 2025

The premier cloud event of the year, AWS re:Invent, was a week-long cloud customer confab. The central message: AI is just another workload, best consumed as a managed service on AWS's public cloud platform (or your own data center with AWS's AI Factories). more →

What We Saw At AWS Re:Invent 2025