It's one thing to know about CVEs that affect your business's applications. It's quite another, however, to go about fixing CVEs quickly, particularly in cases where a CVE impacts a third-party dependency that multiple applications use. The reason why is that the conventional approach to deploying CVE fixes is to patch each application or container image layer one-by-one. This takes time not only … [Read more...]
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JFrog Delivers DevGovOps at Scale: Continuous Compliance for the AI-Era Software Supply Chain
JFrog today unveiled DevGovOps for the AI-era – a new class of capabilities in JFrog AppTrust that automates governance across the software supply chain to help organizations keep pace with agent-driven development and growing regulatory demands. "AI is changing how software gets built and shipped. Autonomous agents are now first-class members of our customers' development teams, committing code … [Read more...]
Coder and SpaceXAI Bring Agentic Coding to Regulated Enterprises
Austin TX — Coder hasy announced Coder Agent Relay, a self-hosted execution environment for cloud coding agents, with SpaceXAI as its launch partner. Cursor Cloud Agents can now run inside Coder workspaces on infrastructure the customer already operates. Developers keep the Cursor experience they know — app, web, and mobile — while Cursor continues to run the agent loop, including inference and … [Read more...]
The False-Heal Problem in AI Test Automation
AI-powered test repair is often evaluated by one headline question: can it make a broken test run again? That question matters, but it misses the more dangerous failure mode. A test can return to green after an AI repair while checking the wrong element or the wrong behavior. This Q&A examines that "false-heal" problem, the benchmark evidence behind it, and practical safeguards for teams using … [Read more...]
Anthropic releases Claude Fable 5.1 and Mythos 5.1
Anthropic has released Claude Fable 5.1 and Mythos 5.1, addressing issues such as performance, data retention, safeguards and price. The updates also target scientific discovery, as the company tested the capabilities of the models across many domains. Internal testing shows that Fable 5.1 outperforms Fable 5 when is comes to coding, knowledge work and problem-solving tasks, the company said. And … [Read more...]
Mainframe Technology Shows Growth and Change in 20th Annual BMC Survey
The 20th annual BMC Mainframe Survey highlights the ongoing importance and transformation of mainframe technology in 2025. The survey, which gathers input from professionals worldwide, shows that mainframes are not only surviving but also adapting to new technology trends, including artificial intelligence (AI), cloud computing, and modern software practices. Mainframe Seen as a Long-Term Platform … [Read more...]
BMC Survey Shows Shift to Operational AI on Mainframes
In its 2026 Mainframe Survey released this week, BMC revealed how companies are using AI with mainframes. The data indicates a clear change in how businesses use this technology, with the focus moving from testing AI to using it in daily work. The survey gathered answers from more than 1,300 professionals and decision-makers around the world. The results show that mainframe technology remains … [Read more...]
Orchestra Launches Agentic Control Plane for Enterprise Data and AI
LONDON, UK — Orchestra, the Agentic Control Plane for enterprise data and AI workflows, today announced its formal launch following a year in which platform usage grew more than 10x. Backed by $4.6 million in funding to date, the AI-native platform brings pipelines and governed AI agents into one environment, giving data teams greater control over how they build and operate across their existing … [Read more...]
Why Vulnerability Detection Isn’t Enough for the Cyber Resilience Act
The Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) is raising the bar for software cybersecurity. Identifying vulnerabilities is only the beginning. Organizations increasingly need a repeatable process for assessing risk, fixing problems, verifying remediation, and producing evidence that the software can be trusted. For years, software security programs have focused heavily on finding vulnerabilities: run security … [Read more...]
Broadcom Announces VMware AI Factory, Enabling Faster Time to Production AI and Greater Control Over AI Tokenomics
LAS VEGAS – Broadcom today announced VMware AI Factory, the software-defined foundation of VMware Private AI Cloud, at the company's VMware Explore 2026 conference. VMware AI Factory provides customers a simplified path to production AI with new automation innovations for deploying AI-ready infrastructure and supporting Day 2 operations. With VMware AI Factory, customers can achieve faster time to … [Read more...]
Building your first FHE application: A practical checklist for computing on data you can’t see
In 1935, Boeing's Model 299, the prototype of the B-17 Flying Fortress, crashed on its demonstration flight and killed the test pilot. The Army Air Corps called it "too much airplane for one man to fly". The fix wasn't to dumb down the aircraft. A group of test pilots invented the pre-flight checklist, a step-by-step procedure that made an overwhelming machine manageable. The B-17 flew for … [Read more...]
AI Is Exposing The Open Source Ecosystem’s Remediation Gap
Frontier AI models are identifying vulnerabilities exponentially faster than human researchers. But this process only improves security if maintainers and organizations can keep pace with remediation. These pressures are beginning to surface in decisions about how software is licensed and shared. Earlier this year, scheduling platform Cal.com announced that it would move its flagship commercial … [Read more...]
Broadcom Introduces TrueSource for Open-Source Software Security
Broadcom today introduced a new software suite called TrueSource at the VMware Explore 2026 conference in Las Vegas. The product line provides enterprise support and security for open-source software, with a focus on verified, human-checked code. The company developed this suite to give organizations a reliable way to manage and secure their open-source dependencies without relying solely on … [Read more...]
Ensuring AI is Acting as Intended: A Q&A
AI adoption in growing, and as it does, more organizations are starting to get a handle on controlling agents, making testing and security a first-class capability for AI-generated code, and using validation, policy and governance to ensure outcomes are what was required. SD Times recently sat down with Johnny Halife, the CTO at software engineering company Southworks, to discuss these issues. … [Read more...]
Report: Business Leaders Say Data Quality is Key to Using AI Agents
A new report from Google Cloud and MIT Technology Review Insights highlights a major trend in how companies use artificial intelligence. As businesses look to move beyond simple pilot programs and use AI agents across their entire organizations, the findings show that success depends on the quality and accessibility of the company's underlying data. The report, "Scaling AI Agents with Trustworthy … [Read more...]
SandboxAQ Open Sources Switch: Bring Any AI Agent Into Any Team Chat
PALO ALTO, Calif. – SandboxAQ today announced Switch, software for building teams of people and AI agents in the collaboration tools companies already use. Switch is open source and can be activated within minutes in any standard enterprise environment at no cost. Switch is a platform for running AI agents together in the collaboration tools where teams already work. It connects agents into … [Read more...]
Harness creates source code management for agent-ready development
Harness today announced it has addressed the adoption and challenges of AI coding agents by introducing a new code repository and a code review tool that work as one experience for developers. Agent-Ready Harness Code Repository was created to replace legacy SCM systems that weren't built to handle the volume of code and pull requests generated by AI coding, which has resulted in pull requests … [Read more...]
Design and Specifications Are Not What Is in Your Infrastructure
Most of us understand our source code better than we understand the technology that is actually running in production. We have repositories, architecture diagrams, service catalogs, infrastructure-as-code, CI/CD pipelines, cloud consoles, and observability platforms. Each gives us part of the picture. Together, they can create false certainty because they mostly describe the systems we intended … [Read more...]
Anthropic puts persistent memory into Claude Cowork
One of the big complaints engineers working with AI have is that it has no memory, so users basically have to start from scratch, re-prompting the same data and conversations it had shared with the model the day before. It was Groundhog Day for engineering. Today, Anthropic solves that issue by announcing the same memory it used in chat is now built into Claude Cowork. The result allows users to … [Read more...]
Why Platform Engineering Must Evolve for the Agentic Era
This is the first of a three-part series on the evolution of platform engineering. AI isn't changing the goals of platform engineering. It's changing who consumes the platform. Once software agents become platform consumers alongside developers, the platform must expose APIs, policy, identity, governance, and cost controls differently. This series examines why that shift is happening and what it … [Read more...]
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