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When AI Attacks at Machine Speed, Configuration Management Becomes Cybersecurity

The Australian Medicare AI agent incident highlights a broader shift in cybersecurity. AI does not need to create new vulnerabilities to increase risk. Its ability to continuously discover, test, and pursue existing weaknesses places greater emphasis on maintaining secure configurations over time, not just fixing issues once. Security teams are used to the idea that determined attackers will keep looking for a way in.

Automate Configuration Management and Drift Remediation at Scale

Learn how Puppet Enterprise by Perforce automates configuration management, enforces desired state, and enables automatic drift remediation across Windows servers at scale. In this demo, Matthew, Associate Sales Engineer at Puppet, shows how to use Puppet Enterprise to deploy and manage Windows registry configurations across multiple servers from a single console. See how infrastructure as code helps eliminate manual configuration tasks, reduce human error, and maintain consistent system configurations across your environment.

Manage Governance with Puppet Enterprise

Learn how Puppet Enterprise helps organizations strengthen infrastructure governance through role-based access control, audit-ready reporting, and controlled change management workflows. In this demo, Senior Sales Engineer Nelson Gomez walks through key governance capabilities in Puppet Enterprise, including: Whether you're supporting security initiatives, audit requirements, or operational governance, Puppet Enterprise helps teams maintain control while accelerating infrastructure automation.

The Infrastructure Question Hiding Inside Every Government AI Conversation

Government AI strategies are ultimately constrained or enabled by the infrastructure beneath them. Agencies that can continuously validate controls, maintain visibility, and automate policy enforcement will be better positioned to deliver AI capabilities securely, responsibly, and at scale.

From SOCI Compliance to Continuous Infrastructure: How Puppet Helps Protect Critical Infrastructure

Australia’s critical infrastructure landscape has changed significantly. The Security of Critical Infrastructure Act 2018 (SOCI Act) has evolved from a framework focused primarily on identifying critical assets and reporting incidents into a broader risk-management and operational-resilience regime. The 2024 reforms reinforced that direction, increasing the focus on the systems, data, and technology dependencies that underpin Australia’s essential services.

What Chef Got Wrong. Fact-checking Their "Chef vs Puppet" Comparison Page

In November 2025, Progress Chef outlined their plans to deprecate Chef Infra Server; which will reach end of life effective November 30, 2026. For Infra Server users, this means you have an opportunity to evaluate your infrastructure solutions to make sure it meets enforces internal or regulatory compliance policies, lets you manage infra everywhere it lives today, and sets you on the right path for the future.

5 Compliance Challenges Puppet Customers Are Solving Next

In conversations with customers, compliance rarely starts as a tooling discussion. It usually starts with a practical concern: how do we keep moving, keep modernizing, and still know that our infrastructure is aligned to the policies we are accountable for? That question comes up because the pressure is real. Teams are managing hybrid estates, responding to audit requests, dealing with drift, supporting new platforms, and being asked to move faster without creating more risk.

Why Financial Services Teams Need Continuous Compliance Evidence

Financial services regulators increasingly expect organizations to demonstrate that controls operate continuously, not just on audit day. Yet many firms still rely on point-in-time reviews and manually assembled evidence, creating compliance gaps, operational overhead, and unnecessary risk exposure. Continuous configuration enforcement helps address both the regulatory and operational challenge by generating evidence as changes occur. Back to top.

What Does Puppet 9 Mean for You?

Get ready for Puppet 9 with this clear guide on module compatibility, upgrade paths, and critical OS platform changes. Learn how to prepare your infrastructure for the upcoming migration to Puppet Core 9 and PE 2026. This webinar provides a technical breakdown of what is changing in the new release and what remains consistent for current users. It is designed for system administrators and module authors who need to plan their transition effectively. We cover the specific steps required to ensure your existing modules function correctly within the new environment.

Upgrade headaches? Extended Agent Support gives you breathing room #sysadmin #security #devops

The RHEL 7 agent deadline is here. Are you covered? Puppet Agent support for RHEL 7 is expiring soon—here is how to keep your systems secure. With RHEL 7 EOL approaching in August 2026, upgrading business-critical systems can be a massive headache. This overview explains how Puppet Extended Agent Support provides continued coverage for your legacy environments. Subscribe for more infrastructure management tips and leave a comment if you are planning a migration.