A multi-party breach creates 26 times more financial damage than the damage that can be caused by even the worst single-party breach, according to a new report from Mastercard company RiskRecon and Cyentia Institute. The study, “Ripples Across the Risk Surface,” quantifies how a multi-party data breach impacts numerous organizations […]
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Gartner’s list of top tech initiatives for 2022
Gartner released its annual list of top strategic technology trends this week, projecting that 2022 will keep enterprise executives busy with new developments in everything from artificial intelligence to cybersecurity. While much of this tech is centered on greater automation and even autonomy in data systems, there are also some […]
Prosimo claims to offer industry’s first autonomous multicloud networking
With more organizations embracing the cloud for operations, simplifying multicloud networking is key to empowering cloud operations. Prosimo, an application experience infrastructure (AXI) company that delivers simplified multicloud infrastructure for distributed enterprise cloud journeys, recently released advanced features for App Transit, what it calls the industry’s only infrastructure for cloud […]
Software observability platform Honeycomb raises $50M
Honeycomb, a software observability platform used by developers at companies such as Stripe, Slack, Heroku, and LaunchDarkly, has raised $50 million in a series C round of funding. “Observability” is chiefly concerned with metrics, logs, and traces — that is, measuring the internal state of a system by analyzing the […]
Activision Blizzard reports 20 people have exited company and 20 more disciplined
Join gaming leaders online at GamesBeat Summit Next this upcoming November 9-10. Learn more about what comes next. Activision Blizzard reported that 20 people have exited company and 20 more have been disciplined in its investigation of allegations of sex discrimination at the big video game giant. The company said […]
Splunk unveils new observability functions at annual conference
This week at its annual user conference, .conf21, Splunk rolled out a variety of new features, extensions, and observability functions to its popular collection of tools for tracking software performance. The new features gather more data from a wider range of machines in the cloud, on-premises, or at the edge […]
Managed open source data infrastructure provider Aiven raises $60M
Let the OSS Enterprise newsletter guide your open source journey! Sign up here. Aiven, a provider of fully managed and hosted services for myriad open source data infrastructure projects including Kafka, Grafana, and Cassandra, has raised $60 million in a series C extension round at a $2 billion valuation. The raise comes as businesses across the […]
State of AI Report tracks transformers in critical infrastructure
Artificial intelligence and machine learning pioneers are rapidly expanding on techniques that were originally designed for natural language processing and translation to other domains, including critical infrastructure and the genetic language of life. This was reported in the 2021 edition of the State of AI Report by investors Nathan Benaich […]
What stage of open-source adoption has your company reached?
Open-source software (OSS) has won over the tech industry, a reality dramatically demonstrated by Microsoft’s evolution. When open source first emerged as a trend in 1998, Microsoft responded with hostility. By 2018, the company had changed directions completely and acquired GitHub, the leading platform for developing open source software. If […]
Transposit unveils CloudOps workflow-building functionality
If someone were to select three terms that represent the frontier of IT in 2021, they might choose: automation, automation, automation. Others might select user experience (UX), AI, edge computing, CloudOps workflows, or DevOps. They’re all legitimate, but the common denominator is automation because each relies to some extent on […]