Today, we’re announcing the general availability of AWS Continuum for code vulnerabilities. AWS Continuum is a security service that finds and validates code vulnerabilities, then delivers fixes as patches you can automate or as pull requests in your repositories. AWS Continuum for code vulnerabilities confirms which findings are exploitable in your environment, ranks the resulting […]
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Ask an agent a question and it will answer. That part is easy. Research is harder: it has to go look things up, pull the useful bits together, compare them, and write something you can actually use. A second agent might check that work, or just pick up the next task. None of this runs […]
The security problem with AI in digital healthcare is not that HIPAA forgot patients exist. It is that the Security Rule still governs electronic protected health information as if the main question were a server in a closet, not a model, a prompt, or a vendor’s training pipeline. Covered entities can deploy chatbots, scribes, and […]
When platform teams manage containerized applications at scale on Amazon Elastic Container Service (Amazon ECS), configuring ingress networking for each service often becomes a bottleneck. For every new service, teams must provision and connect Application Load Balancers (ALBs), AWS Certificate Manager (ACM) certificates, AWS WAF web ACLs, and security groups, then keep those resources in […]
Every admin who has worked on a Microsoft 365 move knows the PST problem. Old email sits in PST files on laptops, shared drives and old backups, and someone has to get it into the new mailboxes without losing anything. Microsoft gives you two free ways to do this. The Outlook import wizard works for […]
Nothing last week added a new kind of compute. What it did instead was shorten the distance between the code you already have and that code being live. AWS Lambda learned to run a plain HTTP server with no adapter in front of it, and Amazon S3 became something you can provision from inside the […]
Disk encryption and TLS are now default in most cloud estates. They do not stop a hypervisor, a cloud operator, or a compromised guest kernel from reading the same data once it is loaded for processing. Confidential computing narrows who can see that plaintext while it is in use; it does not take the chip […]
Developers building web and AI applications on Vercel can now add Amazon S3 storage resources directly from the Vercel Marketplace and v0, combining the durability, scalability, and performance of S3 with the convenience of Vercel’s provisioning workflow. Starting today, Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3), including Amazon S3 Tables and Amazon S3 Vectors, is natively […]
The price of an AI token has collapsed. The cost of getting finished work out of AI has not. The two are moving in opposite directions, and the first is hiding the second. A token is a rate card. A completed task, once an AI system plans, calls tools, checks its work and tries again, […]
While cloud services and AI features can be valuable assets, in many cases, they present serious security concerns, especially if the access rights, responsibilities, and data ownership are not clearly defined. Thus, an organization’s IT governance strategy enables it to formalize control and compliance policies, standardize employee responsibilities, and define measures related to audit and […]