Randy Bias, newly appointed vice president for open source strategy and technology for Mirantis, and company CTO Shaun O’Meara, dive into why Mirantis is doubling down on open source software with the opening of a program office.

Newly appointed Bedrock Security CEO Bruno Kurtic explains why data security has become the last line of defense for organizations trying to cope with cybercriminals that today easily bypass other layers of the cybersecurity stack.

Fortanix chief AI officer Richard Searle explains the inherent cybersecurity challenges organizations will encounter as they move to operationalize artificial intelligence.

Orla Daly, chief information officer at Skillsoft, discusses the current and future state of programming, the skills that today’s coders need to remain relevant, and where GenAI tools should enable and/or replace coding functions.

Passionate about new technologies and applying those to new markets, Amit Barave, VP of product management at Webex by Cisco, talks about how AI is being integrated into the workplace and what the future of AI looks like in the workplace.

Éric Leblond, chief technology officer and co-founder of Stamus Networks and long-time open-source leader and contributor, discusses the advantages and challenges associated with open source security development and provides insight into industry trends and where things are headed.

After picking up an additional $20 million in funding, Lineaje CEO Javed Hasan explains why a different approach to securing open source software is required.

JumpCloud CEO Raj Bhargava posits that the recent worldwide Windows outage caused by CrowdStrike might prove to be a seminal moment in the history of IT, as organizations finally revisit how IT operations are managed.

Starburst CEO Justin Borgman explains how the rise of generative artificial intelligence (AI) will lead to more investments being made to create data lakes in on-premises IT environments.

After three acquisitions, extending its cybersecurity portfolio to include managed security services and cloud edge security solutions for MSPs and MSSPs to build out its current platform, and introducing its innovative management platform, SonicPlatform, at RSA, SonicWall is riding a wave of mom...

Identity has become the #1 attack vector. More than 80% of data breaches involve compromised identity – including password compromises, privileged account takeovers, and credential phishing. Learn more from Dor Fledel, senior director of product management at Okta.

Buzz Hillestad emphasizes the importance of SaaS vendors securing their platforms to protect customer data, especially as APIs increasingly connect various applications. He highlights that while encryption and data validation are crucial, a broader culture of security and improved detection metho...

The data observability market is dominated by proprietary solutions that do not interoperate, forcing developers, in most cases, to use the tools dictated by IT. This throws a wrench into DevOps' best intentions. Ari Zilka is the CEO of MyDecisive, a company focused on developing open standards i...

Sweet Security has added generative artificial intelligence (GenAI)-powered capabilities to its cloud runtime security suite, featuring the ability to classify workloads by business impact, and get granular incident response playbooks on the fly.

Zscaler’s chief AI officer Claudionor Coelho Jr. discusses what organizations can do to protect themselves against potential vulnerabilities with GenAI applications and how to secure for the new AI business environment.

Akmal Chaudhri, senior technical evangelist for SingleStore, dives into the root causes of application developer burnout and what might be done to help alleviate it in the age of artificial intelligence (AI).

Sacha Labourey, chief strategist for CloudBees, explains how the acquisition of Launchable will advance DevSecOps in tandem with quality assurance in the age of artificial intelligence (AI).

Keith Babo, head of product for Solo.io, dives into the benefits and potential pitfalls of embracing platform engineering, as the pace of application development continues to accelerate.

Workspot CEO Brad Tompkins dives into how to reduce the total cost of cloud computing, as these services continue to take a bigger bite out of the average IT budget.

Josh Lindstrom, managing director for data and analytics at Trace3, highlights the issues enterprise IT organizations are likely to encounter as they adopt generative artificial intelligence (AI).

Cloud Canaries is launching to improve how organizations monitor and optimize their cloud environments. Its Intelligent Canaries help software engineering and delivery teams practicing DevOps proactively detect, predict and autonomously resolve system issues before they impact operations. With Cl...

Brian Arnold, director of legal affairs for Huntress, explains the implications of a recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling on Chevron, highlighting how it is likely to impact a wide range of compliance mandates enforced by federal agencies.

Brad Hibbert, chief operating officer and chief strategy officer for Prevalent, delves into why awareness of third-party risks is growing thanks to increased reliance on software-as-a-service (SaaS) applications and cloud services infused with generative artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities.

Anjuna Security CEO Ayal Yogev explains why the rise of generative artificial intelligence (AI) is going to push more organizations toward adopting confidential computing platforms to ensure data security and privacy.