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Server Threat Guard now analyzes server health events with AI, helping IT teams pinpoint and resolve server issues. Messageware Incorporated today announced the release of Server Threat Guard (STG) version 3, which adds AI-powered analysis. STG turns raw server health data into a prioritized, plain-language briefing with recommended steps to resolve issues. IT and SecOps [...] The post Messageware Launches Server Threat Guard v3 with AI-Powered Health Summaries appeared first on Messageware.
Scout 1.0 is Datadog’s first AI model specialized for investigating production issues while achieving a better price-performance curve on our target scenarios when compared with general-purpose frontier models.
NEW YORK – Fal.Con 2026 – AUGUST 31, 2026 – Vali Cyber today at Fal.Con 2026 announced a new integration with CrowdStrike that enables security data from ZeroLock® to flow into CrowdStrike Falcon® Next-Gen SIEM. The integration enables security teams to correlate ZeroLock hypervisor security data with endpoint, identity, cloud, threat intelligence, and other security telemetry during investigations, providing additional context and faster response to threat activity. As virtualization becomes th
No more unprotected root access: CLI-MFA brings second-factor authentication to the hypervisor CLI and SSH, plus auditable policy lifecycle management, distributed architecture, vCenter integration, and multi-SIEM forwarding. NEW YORK, NY — SEPTEMBER 1, 2026 — Vali Cyber, the leading provider of preemptive hypervisor security, today announced the general availability of ZeroLock® 5, a major release focused on […] The post Vali Cyber Launches ZeroLock® 5, Bringing Multi-Factor Authenticatio
Microsoft is officially retiring Outlook on the Web (OWA) Light. First introduced nearly 20 years ago to support legacy browsers and slow network connections, the lightweight email interface has reached the end of its journey. In an upcoming Exchange Server SE update, estimated for August 2026, Microsoft will permanently disable and remove OWA Light. Exchange [...] The post Microsoft Announces Retirement of OWA Light for Exchange Server appeared first on Messageware.
