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Getting started with Huntress dashboards

If you run Huntress across a fleet of client environments, you already know the console gives you a solid view of agent health, threat detections and incident reports. What it doesn't give you is a way to put that data next to everything else you're tracking, your PSA tickets, your other security tools, the rest of your stack, so you can see the whole client picture in one place.

AlloyScan 26.6 Update: Simplified Subscriptions and Reacher Dashboards

Today, we rolled out a new update to AlloyScan, our cloud-native IT asset discovery and network inventory solution. It brings a smoother notification subscription experience, richer dashboards, modern reporting, and faster, more reliable performance.

Top 12 Network Monitoring Tools in 2026: Complete Comparison & Reviews

Modern infrastructure is no longer a stack of routers, switches, and racks sitting in a single data center. Most teams now run a mix of Kubernetes clusters, virtual machines, managed cloud services, and SaaS dependencies spread across regions and providers. Knowing which device is up is not the same as knowing whether your application is healthy.

Identity and Permissions for AI Worker Agents in Harness | Harness Blog

When we launched Autonomous Worker Agents, governance inherited, not integrated, was the core promise: agents run inside the same pipelines, and inherit the same RBAC, policy, and audit trails already governing production, rather than getting security bolted on after the fact.

Free AI Photo Editor Review: PhotoGenerator AI in 2026

Photogenerator is a smart online tool that lets you create stunning, high-resolution photos using artificial intelligence. With this platform, you can describe any idea in words-like a product photo, a portrait, or concept art-and Photogenerator will turn your description into a polished image. It's super easy to use, and you don't need any special skills to start making impressive pictures.

What Workplace Violence Prevention Training Actually Requires

Workplace violence prevention training has become a practical safety duty, not a paperwork ritual. California employers must give workers clear instructions, usable reporting channels, and response steps that align with real job conditions. The aim is prevention before harm occurs. Staff need to recognize warning signs, document concerns, and act without panic in the event of threats. Thoughtful instruction also builds trust, because people report hazards sooner when procedures feel clear and fair.