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Most Popular Vendor News This Week · October 25

Cloudflare, Thursday, October 15th, 2026

A Fully Programmable Secure Web Gateway

Cloudflare Gateway and DLP gain a Forward action and custom validation functions that run customer code inline in policy evaluation. more → · 62 clicks

A Fully Programmable Secure Web Gateway

AMD, Monday, October 12th, 2026

Meet the Next AMD Ryzen AI Halo

AMD's next Ryzen AI Halo developer platform offers up to 192GB unified memory for running 300B-parameter models locally. more → · 61 clicks

Meet the Next AMD Ryzen AI Halo

Upcoming Event · Tue, Dec 8 · 11:00am

The AI Audit Trail: Proving AI-Generated Code Is Safe to Ship

This session gets above the daily cycle of model and tool announcements and turns practical. Futurum analyst Mitch Ashley and Veracode's Chris Wysopal separate what is real from what is noise, then walk through what proof actually looks like for AI-generated code. We cover the audit trail security leaders need, the controls that hold up under scrutiny, and the steps AppSec teams can take today. more →

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The AI Audit Trail: Proving AI-Generated Code Is Safe to Ship (Dec. 8th)

Upcoming Event · Thu, Oct 29 · 10:00am

C-Suite AI Conversations: Ready to Fail vs Ready to Scale

In this session, Gartner shares the inconvenient truths emerging from interviews with chairpersons and CEOs from organizations including IBM, Accenture, Tata Group and PwC. Explore what it takes to move from being ready to fail to being ready to scale, and learn the leadership, operating model and organizational shifts required to turn AI investments into sustained business value. more →

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C-Suite AI Conversations: Ready to Fail vs Ready to Scale (Oct. 29th)

Upcoming Event · Wed, Nov 18 · 1:00pm

AI Can Code. Can It Run Production? Let's Build It Together

In this hands-on workshop, you’ll follow a Kubernetes incident from its first symptom through investigation, remediation, and recovery. Using a sandbox environment and open-source tooling, you’ll connect an agent to operational tools, automate root-cause investigation, inspect its execution, and introduce human approval gates before allowing it to make changes. more →

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AI Can Code. Can It Run Production? Let's Build It Together (Nov. 18th)