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Without constraints, feedback, and clear standards, AI can create complexity faster than teams can manage it.

AI coding tools are in use across regulated industries, producing workable code faster than humans can review. It’s a shift that’s raising difficult questions that haven’t been fully answered yet. What does governance look like when AI agents are writing the code, reviewing each other’s work, and fixing their own findings? How do you prove what code is running and whether it passed your checks? Who’s accountable for change approvals, audits, incidents?

Get an exclusive first look at MetricFire's upcoming MCP (Model Context Protocol) Server and see how we're bringing AI-powered observability to Hosted Graphite. The MetricFire MCP Server gives AI assistants a secure way to interact with your monitoring data through purpose-built tools. Instead of manually searching dashboards and metrics, you can simply ask questions in natural language. Imagine asking.

The World Cup is down to the final two, and so is Cortex's Coming Home Dashboard. In this Feature Friday, VP of Strategic Initiatives & Marketing Cristina Buenahora walks through an update on the Coming Home Dashboard she and Edward Spencer built a month ago, and the product update behind it. What she covers: Whether you're tracking brackets or tracking engineering maturity, the view's the same. Reach out to your CSM to try it.

The question isn't whether your proposal is good, it's whether it's more important than everything else competing for the same time, people, and budget. That's why the strongest proposals explain the impact, not just the work.

AI-powered ransomware is becoming a reality. Researchers recently demonstrated autonomous AI agents that can scout networks, steal credentials, and accelerate ransomware attacks. In this 60-second Zero Ticket Minute, learn what this means for cybersecurity, IT operations, and the future of agentic AI. Can AI also help stop these attacks? Watch to find out.

Microsoft patched 570 security vulnerabilities this Patch Tuesday — but every patch is also a public disclosure. The second those fixes drop, attackers know exactly where 570 weaknesses live. The only question that matters: can you find and patch them across your entire environment before someone exploits them? The speed of discovery is only increasing. Are you ready for the velocity of this new world? Let us know in the comments.