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Anyone can install a Chrome or Edge extension in about ten seconds — and most IT teams have no idea what's actually running in their users' browsers. When an auditor or a security incident forces the question — "what extensions are installed across our fleet, and who approved them?" — most admins don't have an answer. NinjaOne’s Browser Management brings extension inventory, risk scoring, and browser history directly into the console you’re already using to manage endpoints – no separate tool required.

CircleCI can now run supported GitHub Actions workflows directly on CircleCI infrastructure, using the YAML you already have. In this quick demo, we’ll walk through setting up a CircleCI project with an existing GitHub Actions workflow and running your first build. You’ll see how to: GitHub Actions compatibility is currently available in open preview on Linux. Not all GitHub Actions features are supported yet, so check the documentation for current compatibility.

Dog-walk thoughts on vulnerabilities at scale More CVEs are being found, disclosed and weaponised faster than ever. For a small team with one product, that's manageable: a CVE lands, you fix it. But if you're running thousands of applications across tens of thousands of repos, "the teams will handle it" stops working. It becomes a governance problem.

AI agents can write tests, but those tests can repeat the same assumptions that led to the code. In this walkthrough, I use Cursor and proxymock to replay real application traffic against a local Go app, compare requests and responses, and validate code changes with real data.

Learn how to customize work types in InvGate Service Management so every department can use their preferred terminology.

AI now powers critical workloads across increasingly complex infrastructure. The question is, how do you keep the data used and generated by AI secure? For many, it’s a question of maximizing control over their own AI stacks, from training data and inference, to infrastructure operations and the underlying software.

Linux security is built for environments where resilience matters. From vulnerability management to long-term maintenance, securing open source at enterprise scale requires a robust approach across the software lifecycle. Robustness comes from how those practices work together and hold up over time.

Welcome to the end of week 3 of series to help you get started with the Cribl platform. We’re still talking about routing, but through the lens of Cribl Packs, a way of supercharging your path to getting your data in and through Cribl. By the time the month is over, you will have a pretty good idea of what Cribl can do, and how to do it. You’ll also have consumed more caffeinated beverages than is strictly appropriate...

AI models got good enough that teams want to let them loose on the backlog. Then somebody asks who approved that change, what is waiting on a decision, and what the agent actually cost. Upsun Dispatch gives your team and your agents a shared place to work together. It runs on the repository you already have, connects to the tools your team already uses, and keeps a person on the decisions that matter.

Welcome to the 14th installment in our series to help you get started with the Cribl platform. Here, we continue our conversation about Cribl routes and routing techniques By the time the month is over, you will have a pretty good idea of what Cribl can do, and how to do it. You’ll also have consumed more caffeinated beverages than is strictly appropriate...