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DZone

Enterprise Architecture in the AI Era: Tools, Capabilities, and the Road to Autonomy

An enterprise architecture (EA) tool is a software platform that enterprises use to capture, connect, and continuously maintain a structured picture of the enterprise covering strategies, business capabilities, processes, applications, data, technologies, and the relationships between all these elements. An EA tool acts as a Central Enterprise Repository (a “single source of truth”) that architects and other stakeholders use to model both the current state of the enterprise and the desired futur

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ExternalCybersecurity
Microsoft Security Blog

Cybersecurity IR Workshop: The workshop you shouldn’t miss

Cyber resilience starts before a crisis. Gain practical insights from DART to strengthen readiness and response. The post Cybersecurity IR Workshop: The workshop you shouldn’t miss appeared first on Microsoft Security Blog.

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SecurityWeek

Sevii Targets AI-Speed Attacks With Preemptive Autonomous Defense

Sevii has expanded its ADR platform with AI agents designed to investigate, contain, and remediate AI-driven attacks within minutes. The post Sevii Targets AI-Speed Attacks With Preemptive Autonomous Defense appeared first on SecurityWeek.

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ExternalDevOps
Kubernetes Blog

Kubernetes v1.37: etcd RangeStream Cuts Memory Use on Large List Reads

I am excited to announce that etcd RangeStream is graduating to beta in Kubernetes v1.37. Paired with etcd v3.7, it reduces the memory the API server and etcd need to read a large collection, and makes peak usage more predictable. The cost of large reads The API server serves most list and watch requests from its in-memory watch cache. Populating that cache requires reading a resource's full state from etcd, at startup and on every re-initialization. For a resource with many objects, or large on

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