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Why identity is the new perimeter – and how to defend it | TechTarget

18 hours ago | techtarget.com | Sean Michael Kerner

Identity has replaced network boundaries as today's security perimeter. Organizations must focus on protecting digital identities to safeguard their assets.
More reasoning, interoperability key to future of agentic AI

21 hours ago | techtarget.com | Eric Avidon

SAN FRANCISCO -- Agentic AI is the future of work. In some instances, it's already the present. But agentic AI is still nascent. Agents, unlike generative AI-powered chatbots that are reactive, are AI-powered applications capable of reasoning and context awareness. Those attributes enable agents to act autonomously to take actions proactively, comprehending what needs to be done and executing any potential next steps. They even understand when they're wrong, so they can fix themselves.
What is a Cookie?

22 hours ago | techtarget.com | Rahul Awati |Sean Michael Kerner

A cookie is a text file carrying some information that a website places on a user's computer. It allows the website to identify the user and improve their future web browsing experience. A web server generates cookies, also known as browser cookies, web cookies, HTTP cookies or internet cookies, and sends them to the user's web browser. They store limited information from a web browser session on a given website; the website can then retrieve them when the user opens it in the future.
What is the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS)?

1 day ago | techtarget.com | Katie Hanna

By Katie Terrell Hanna Kristen Lee, News Writer Published: Jun 05, 2025 The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is a cabinet-level agency in the executive branch of the federal government, tasked with protecting the health and well-being of all Americans.
What is Third-Party Risk Management?

1 day ago | techtarget.com | Kinza Yasar

Common TPRM job titles and responsibilities Third-party risk governance requires collaboration throughout the organizational hierarchy, spanning from frontline teams that interact with vendors to executive leadership who set strategic direction and determine risk tolerance frameworks. While TPRM roles vary across organizations, they generally fall into key categories based on responsibility levels.
What is vendor risk management (VRM)? A guide for businesses

1 day ago | techtarget.com | Sean Michael Kerner

Common types of vendor risks Organizations face various risks when engaging with third-party vendors. Understanding these different risk categories is essential for developing a VRM strategy. Among the common types of vendor risks are: Cybersecurity risk refers to the impact of a cyber attack against a vendor. This increasingly critical risk category encompasses performance degradation or loss of important information from data breaches.
Customers pleased with Snowflake plans for AI

1 day ago | techtarget.com | Eric Avidon

By Eric Avidon, Senior News Writer Published: 05 Jun 2025 SAN FRANCISCO -- After a slow reaction to surging interest in AI and a hurried attempt to play catch-up, Snowflake unveiled a slew of new capabilities this week that impressed customers.
Container-native infrastructure: The missing link between DevOps and enterprise scale

1 day ago | techtarget.com | Torsten Volk

Configuration drift breaks containers in production. RHEL 10 image mode applies container principles to Linux systems for uniform OS environments across fleets with minimal risk.
Agentic AI for networking: Catalyst or distraction?

2 days ago | techtarget.com | Jim Frey

AI is changing every aspect of IT, including enterprise networking. In our recent research, Enterprise Strategy Group, now part of Omdia, found strong evidence that AI projects, and in particular the aggressive efforts to embrace Generative AI, affect networking planning, network refresh, network management, network operations, and everything in between, across every networking domain.
Snowflake continues to add AI, boost Cortex capabilities

2 days ago | techtarget.com | Eric Avidon

By Eric Avidon, Senior News Writer Published: 04 Jun 2025 SAN FRANCISCO -- As recently as two years ago, Snowflake's Cortex environment for AI development didn't exist, and the vendor's plans for generative AI were nascent.