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Creating Temperature-Zoned Swim Areas in Custom Pools

People often imagine a pool as one uniform body of water, yet modern design has started to shift that expectation. More homeowners want their pools to adapt to the way they move throughout the day, which explains why temperature-zoned swim areas are becoming such a popular feature. Instead of choosing between a warm soak or a cool swim, you can create a layout that lets you wander between different sensations. It gives a pool a layered personality and invites people to use it in new ways.

The Deep Dive | Optimize Your Workflow: New Admin Navigation 12.19.2025

Join us for a detailed review of the Admin Portal navigation update. We will outline the implemented changes, the design rationale, and the feature roadmap. Participate in a live Q&A to submit your feedback and get your implementation inquiries addressed by our team.

Agentic AI and Shadow APIs: Why SecOps Needs Specialization Now

Agentic AI and Shadow APIs: Why SecOps Needs Specialization Now APIs are rapidly becoming the core “language” of AI, and when agentic AI can generate its own APIs, the security stakes rise significantly. In this clip from the A10 Networks discussion, “APIs are the Language of AI – Protecting Them is Critical,” A10 security experts Jamison Utter and Carlo Alpuerto unpack why specialized skills and tools are now essential for modern security operations teams.

Risk Acceptance vs Risk Exposure: Making Smarter Security Investments

Before investing in new security tools, it’s critical to understand what your current stack is actually delivering. Barmak Meftah spoke about the importance of baselining existing investments to truly grasp risk acceptance versus real risk exposure. Without that foundation, new acquisitions lack context and are often driven by trends rather than necessity. Smarter decisions come from understanding:︎ What is already deployed︎ How it is configured︎ Where exposure persists.

The SOC Analyst Agent: Bring an Agentic approach to work with your SOC team

For years, security teams have dealt with the challenges of alert fatigue, endless tools and data sources, and constant context switching. But, so far, we haven’t been able to significantly improve it with traditional tools. However, new agentic approaches can start providing improved gains. This begins to change the way SOC teams operate and approach managing their talent.

Building a Real-Time Multiplayer Chess Game Inside ChatGPT (Agents SDK)

In this clip from This Week in NET, Systems Engineer Steve James gives a hands-on demo of a real-time multiplayer chess game running inside ChatGPT, built with the Agents SDK and Cloudflare Workers. Beyond the demo, we talk about what developers can build today with AI agents — and why, given the pace of innovation, it’s genuinely hard to predict what applications and experiences will emerge in 2026.

The 12 Months of Innovation: How Salt Security Helped Rewrite API & AI Security in 2025

As holiday lights go up and inboxes fill with year-in-review emails, it’s tempting to look back on 2025 as “the year of AI.” But for security teams, it was something more specific – the year APIs, AI agents, and MCP servers collided across the API fabric, expanding the attack surface faster than most organizations could keep up. At Salt Security, we spent 2025 focused on one thing: defending the API action layer where AI, applications, and data intersect.

AIOps in the Cato SASE Platform: Using Predictive AI Networking to Shift from Reactive to Proactive IT

It was a quiet Monday morning until John, head of IT, opened his laptop and saw 424 new support tickets. Users across the office were reporting issues like “apps won’t load” and “internet not working.” After hours of investigation that stretched into the next day, the team traced the problem to a branch router overwhelmed by malformed DNS queries from a misbehaving IoT device.