Lori MacVittie

1 week ago | securityopenlab.it | Lori MacVittie

La rapida evoluzione dell’intelligenza artificiale ha portato con sé una moltitudine di termini che spesso vengono confusi, usati in modo improprio o semplicemente fraintesi. Tra questi, spiccano concetti come AI agent e agentic AI, ovvero l’AI agentica. Sebbene possano sembrare simili, indicano approcci profondamente diversi all’automazione e all’intelligenza. Entrambi sono progettati per agire per conto degli utenti, ma la distinzione risiede nella loro autonomia, adattabilità e ambito operativo.

3 weeks ago | digitalisationworld.com | Lori MacVittie

There are many challenges faced by organisations in their efforts to deliver and secure applications and application programming interfaces (APIs). In fact, the Open Worldwide Application Security Project (OWASP) has several lists which help organisations every day keep their applications, APIs, and now large language models (LLMs) secure from the incredibly robust array of attacks which threaten to disrupt business.

3 weeks ago | sdc-channel.news | Lori MacVittie

There are many challenges faced by organisations in their efforts to deliver and secure applications and application programming interfaces (APIs). In fact, the Open Worldwide Application Security Project (OWASP) has several lists which help organisations every day keep their applications, APIs, and now large language models (LLMs) secure from the incredibly robust array of attacks which threaten to disrupt business.

3 weeks ago | thefastmode.com | Lori MacVittie

How changes in application architectures, networks, and infrastructure drive application delivery and security evolution The evolution of application delivery controllers (ADCs) is inextricably tied to how applications have changed over time. From monolithic beasts to microservices marvels, apps have transformed at every layer—architecture, deployment, and security. With every shift, ADCs evolved, moving from basic load balancers to AI-powered traffic managers.

3 weeks ago | f5.com | Lori MacVittie

It should be no surprise, then, to discover that our annual research demonstrates a hunger for automation in operations. Technology leaders are starving for a more efficient way to operate the IT estate because they know that stability produces the ability to optimize, and optimizing is necessary for healthy growth. And when we say most, we really mean most. A mere 4% told us they were not interested in generative AI helping with any operational tasks.