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Only secure, verified, compliant software should reach production. Full stop. With increasing pressure on modern development teams to deliver across security and compliance requirements, a fully-secured, attestable pipeline demands complete visibility and control across the entire release lifecycle in a single solution.

Only secure, verified, compliant software should reach production. Full stop. With increasing pressure on modern development teams to deliver across security and compliance requirements, a fully-secured, attestable pipeline demands complete visibility and control across the entire release lifecycle in a single solution.

This week on the podcast, we bring on WatchGuard's head of MDR data science Luke Wolcott to discuss the evolution of machine learning and artificial intelligence in cybersecurity. We dive into the differences in common (and uncommon) machine learning models, the pros and cons of supervised vs unsupervised learning, and why some of the coolest things happening in AI aren't the ones you hear about in the news.

Get a first look at LimaCharlie's new advanced Search feature in this demo walkthrough. Search transforms how security teams investigate alerts, hunt for threats, and build detections across their entire security stack.

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Sure, you can cut tools. But what about the cost of migration, retraining, and integration pain? Is consolidation saving you money — or shifting the burden to your people?#CyberSecurity.

Shopify’s default OTP login is simple, but in real-world B2B use cases, it often creates more problems than it solves. Shared inboxes, OTP delays, and lack of control over the login flow can cost your business time, sales, and trust. With miniOrange, you bypass the default OTP flow and replace it with secure, flexible login options designed for real-world B2B needs. Here’s how Single Sign-On (SSO) and B2B login solutions help you.

A consolidated solution that does nothing well? That’s a Spork. Richard and Oliver explain why all-in-one doesn’t mean all effective.#CyberSecurity.

Let’s call it what it is. What vendors call “stickiness,” users call lock-in. It’s time to use your RFPs to demand standards, openness and exit paths.#CyberSecurity.

AI everywhere. But instead of reducing noise, it’s multiplying it. 30 AI copilots, all shouting — welcome to the next era of alert fatigue.#AI.