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YouTube Let AI Prototypes Read Production. The Token Did the Work.
TL;DR: Google Cloud’s post of 22nd July 2026 on why AI apps fail in production describes how a YouTube team gets AI prototypes in front of user research in weeks instead of quarters: a prototyping... The post YouTube Let AI Prototypes Read Production. The Token Did the Work. appeared first on Tigera.
What Is the OSI Model and Why Is It Important? Exploring the 7 Layers
Every digital interaction relies on data traveling across multiple invisible layers. But without knowing how network communications function, security teams can’t effectively tailor protections. The OSI model solves this problem by providing a standard framework for understanding how systems communicate, enabling a structured and proactive approach to network security. We’ll explore everything you need to know about the OSI model and each of its layers, how it compares to the…
The AI-Era Network Is Here. How Enterprises Make It Consumable Is the Next Chapter.
IonQ’s $1.2 billion acquisition of Elisity is trying to position it for quantum cybersecurity
When quantum vendor IonQ on Sunday announced a $1.2 billion all stock deal to take over cybersecurity vendor Elisity, it spoke of a near-term future where enterprise quantum cybersecurity needs will move beyond replacing to-be-outdated encryption. The acquisition brings together IonQ’s post-quantum cryptography (PQC) and quantum key distribution (QKD) capabilities and Elisity’s enterprise Zero Trust technology platform, IonQ said in a news release. “On a combined basis, IonQ will benefit from an
The Foundation of Pervasive Security: Building AI-Resilient, Unified Defenses
From Merged PR to Governed Pod: Automating AI Agent Deployment on Kubernetes
In short, automating the AI agent lifecycle is this year’s pitch: Google Cloud’s walkthrough of 30th July 2026 turns the whole thing into a conversation with a coding agent. On Kubernetes the deploy half of... The post From Merged PR to Governed Pod: Automating AI Agent Deployment on Kubernetes appeared first on Tigera.
IonQ to acquire Elisity in $1.3 billion stock deal to expand zero trust, post-quantum security offerings
IonQ, a full-stack quantum platform and foundry company, announced that it has entered into a definitive agreement to... The post IonQ to acquire Elisity in $1.3 billion stock deal to expand zero trust, post-quantum security offerings appeared first on Industrial Cyber.
IonQ to Acquire Zero Trust Firm Elisity for Up to $1.3 Billion
The all-stock deal brings Elisity’s least-privilege access technology into IonQ’s security portfolio. The post IonQ to Acquire Zero Trust Firm Elisity for Up to $1.3 Billion appeared first on SecurityWeek.
5 Real Reasons Why Microsegmentation Projects Fail—and How Zero Networks Solves Them
Microsegmentation has become a cornerstone of Zero Trust architectures, promising granular control over network traffic and significantly reducing attack surfaces. Yet, despite its potential, many microsegmentation projects stall or fail outright, to no fault of those implementing the solution (though some vendors, regardless of the complexity of their own solutions, prefer to blame their users). Understanding why these initiatives falter is the first step toward finding a solution –…
Gemini Never Left the Sandbox. The Sandbox Had a Door.
In short, in May 2026 a Gemini model under evaluation by the AI security firm Irregular reached the systems of three real companies, and the incident has been reported as a breakout. By Google’s own... The post Gemini Never Left the Sandbox. The Sandbox Had a Door. appeared first on Tigera.
Kubernetes VPC on OpenShift with Isovalent Networking for Virtualization
In this post we explore how Isovalent Networking for Virtualization with Isovalent Private Networks, and why they are best understood as the Kubernetes VPC. In this post, we’ll focus on two demo builds using isolated private networks with overlapping CIDRs on an OpenShift Virtualization cluster.
What Is a Zero Day Attack? Vulnerabilities, Exploits, and Prevention Strategies
Monthly vulnerability disclosures have doubled in 2026 according to Google Threat Intelligence Group research, jumping from 5,045 in January to 10,740 in August – and vulnerability exploitation nearly doubled in the same period, with zero days making up 62% of all exploited vulnerabilities. While security teams struggle with unwieldy alert volumes, cyber attackers are growing speedier and stealthier, weaponizing AI to identify and exploit vulnerabilities at machine speed. Reactive…
13 Questions to Ask an AI Agent Security Vendor
Sit through a few AI agent security demos and they start to look alike. There's an inventory of agents, a view of MCP servers, and a policy screen. What a demo rarely shows is how the product behaves when something goes wrong: where enforcement happens, what a compromised agent can still reach, who holds the API keys, and where the evidence ends up afterward. Those are the things that tell you whether you bought the right product.
Zentera Launches Data Access Control for AI Agents
Ensage AI Security now gives security teams controls, so companies can adopt agents without exposing licensed designs, research data, or customer records.
Kubernetes Ingress vs Gateway API
Kubernetes Ingress and Gateway API solve a similar problem: routing traffic from outside a Kubernetes cluster to internal Services. The difference is how much routing they can handle natively and how the configuration is organized.
The Evolution of Identity for Network Security: Tetragon Network Policy
Tetragon Network Policy has arrived! Match on binaries, write with FQDN, and learn more about enforcing microseg use cases.
The AI Agent Kill Switch Is Expected. We Are Not Prepared.
After the rapid spread and adoption of AI agents we've experienced in the past 18 months, enterprise security teams see a day coming when they have to pull them back. Yet most of them have not built a way to do it without stopping the whole fleet, and the lever they do have does not reach the agents they are most worried about.