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En football, une faute grave vaut directement un carton rouge. Mais en informatique? Un terminal non corrigé peut rester actif pendant 60 jours — et personne ne s’en aperçoit. Ce genre de jeu dangereux, c’est exactement ce à quoi l’Autonomous Endpoint Management (AEM) met un terme. En agissant comme votre entraîneur, arbitre, VAR et équipe technique — l’AEM surveille en permanence chaque appareil, priorise les risques et résout les problèmes avant qu’ils ne perturbent le match.

AI wrote the code, but when something breaks, that's still on you. Code ownership matters more than ever.

AT&T is permanently shutting down its email-to-text and text-to-email gateway, which means alerts sent to @txt.att.net or @mms.att.net no longer reach phones. For IT teams, MSPs, facilities teams, building management, utilities and incident response teams in general, this creates a serious gap. Critical alerts from monitoring tools, ITSM platforms, building systems, IoT devices, and other operational systems still need to reach the right person quickly, especially after hours.

In this video, learn what packet loss is, why it happens, and how it silently impacts your network performance even when monitoring dashboards appear healthy. Discover the most common causes of packet loss, how it affects applications like video calls and web services, and why identifying the root cause quickly is critical for maintaining a reliable network.

A new Google white paper suggests that as AI writes the majority of our code, the role of a software engineer is shifting from writing applications to performing rigorous validation and QA.

Is your teen talking to AI chatbots in private? Kids aren’t only spending time on social media anymore — they’re also turning to AI chatbots for advice, stories, and emotional support. Our new Social Content Detection feature now supports AI apps like Character.AI, Gemini and ChatGPT, allowing you to monitor risky keywords and see context screenshots when something feels off. In this video, we'll cover.

Compliance work that lives outside the build pipeline becomes developer friction – and friction kills adoption. The simpler fix is to make SBOM generation a standard pipeline step via a reusable template, with output routed automatically to central storage and surfaced to the teams who need it. When developers can see their own license issues and vulnerability exposure without filing a ticket, compliance stops being a tax and starts being a byproduct of shipping.

Small language models are cheaper, run privately on your own hardware, and often beat the big models on focused tasks like sorting emails or summarizing transcripts — and they're perfect for checking a large model's work. The key is knowing when to use which.

AI adoption is easy to report. Business impact is harder to prove. Engineering leaders are under pressure to show what AI is actually changing — not just who is using it, but whether it is improving delivery, quality, developer experience, and business outcomes. This discussion between 3 engineering leaders explores how to move beyond vanity metrics, build a practical measurement approach, and communicate AI’s value to executives and CFOs with more credibility and less hype.

PagerDuty’s slack experience is evolving to help your teams organize better and resolve incidents faster. Use Triage Channels to collect telemetry and updates from your systems. Create dedicated Incident Channels for coordination and resolution. Give stakeholders the updates they need in Announcements Channels. Everyone in your organization can get the information they need easily.