Snyk shifts security left with its Deep Code AI Fix, a proprietary AI engine that automates security fixes for developers, enabling risk reduction and addressing vulnerabilities in cybersecurity.
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Workday DevCon 2023 highlighted the company’s integration with AWS, machine learning, and artificial intelligence.
Snyk and GitGuardian, two prominent security tools providers, collaborate to tackle cloud-native security challenges and bolster cybersecurity measures.
This guidebook examines zero trust through the lens of business leaders and serves as a decision-making tool for creating a framework and implementing zero trust.
Practitioner analyst Toni Witt reviews some of the major product developments that Microsoft detailed during its Build conference.
Bob Evans offers 10 reasons that Workday’s Q1 results will enable the company to exceed $10 billion in annual revenue.
Low-code/no-code tools positively impact software agility and automation, but AI presents another viable option to deliver similar benefits.
Aiming to democratize process mining insights, Celonis demos its core technology working with generative AI.
Redis Enterprise Cloud and Redis on Flash serve as powerful tools to improve accuracy, reduce latency, and optimize speed and cost.
Bob Evans recaps the comments on generative AI given by Snowflake CEO Frank Slootman on the company’s most recent earnings call.
EDA delivers numerous benefits in flexibility, scalibility, and responsiveness, but it also carries unique security considerations.
In anticipation of the Generative AI Digital Summit on May 25th, Janet Schijns runs through some existing use cases for technology partners.
While generative AI can bring much value to an organization, prompt engineering will be a vital skill to get the most of the technology.
As analytics leader Qlik closes its acquisition of the data integration firm Talend, the combined company details its plan to deliver a unified platform.
The black box problem, which refers to a lack of explainability, can have major implications for companies using AI systems.
Understanding why ethical AI and explainable AI are foundational elements to generative AI is critical to moving forward.
Google Cloud contributes to the generative AI revolution with its impressive portfolio of new GenAI technologies being utilized by Uber, Wendy’s, and Deutsche Bank.
The new resource provides intelligence on malicious actors and attack vectors, especially those used in recent software supply chain attacks.
Analyst Toni Witt shares two real-world use cases demonstrating how large language models like GPT-4 enhance finance processes, reduce errors and biases, and boost efficiency.
Google Cloud has formed three new partnerships with Deloitte, KPMG, and Cognizant, in efforts to expand AI adoption across the business ecosystem.