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Resolve's Agents of IT podcast - Ep. 16 - Can AI Fix Broken Work Without Breaking Security?

In this episode of Agents of IT, host Ari Stowe sits down with producer Ian Coppock for a fast-paced, no-filter discussion on one of the hottest topics in enterprise tech: AI, security, and the reality of modern work. Is AI introducing new security risks, or just exposing the ones that were already there? The answer is both. From overprivileged access to machine identities, Ari and Ian break down what’s actually changing and what isn’t. They challenge the idea that AI alone will fix broken workflows and explore why intentional design, guardrails, and orchestration matter more than ever.

Traditional Automation vs. AIOps vs. Self-Healing Ops vs. Autonomous IT Explained

Autonomous IT becomes real when teams move from insight to governed action. Most IT teams still operate on an alert-first, human-coordinated model. When something breaks, alerts fire across multiple tools, engineers get pulled in, and the first part of the response goes to figuring out who owns the problem, which signals matter, and how far the impact has spread. Containment comes after that. That sequence made sense in slower, more isolated environments.

The Next Phase of Agentic AI

The Enterprise AI Survey conducted by Digitate in collaboration with Sapio Research states that the journey of enterprise automation and AI adoption has evolved significantly. The initial waves focused primarily on improving accuracy, efficiency, and reducing costs. Now, the next phase, Agentic AI, is transforming this shift from mere automation to dynamic collaboration.

The Cost of Operating Without Truth

Enterprises have reached a point where the pace of modernization no longer depends on the number of tools they deploy or the volume of telemetry they collect. Progress depends on whether teams can form a consistent and verifiable understanding of what is happening inside the environment. Many organizations do not realize that the single greatest barrier to modernization is the absence of operational truth.

How AI Is Powering the Next Era of IT Operations

AI is redefining the future of IT. In this Nexus Live 2025 keynote, ScienceLogic CEO and Founder Dave Link shares the vision behind Skylar AI, why the industry is shifting toward autonomous operations, and how organizations can move faster, smarter, and more proactively than ever before. In this session you’ll see.

Resolve Reels - Ep. 2 - Scheduled Jobs Dashboard LI

Episode 2 of Resolve Reels is here. In this walkthrough, we introduce the new Scheduled Workflows Dashboard in Resolve Actions. Get a centralized view of every scheduled automation across your environment. Track execution status, monitor success and failure rates, and quickly drill into workflow performance. See how teams can: This is how modern IT teams move from reactive oversight to proactive control. With Resolve, automation is not just executed. It is continuously monitored, optimized, and scaled.

The Business Case for AI-Driven Observability in Network Operations

Modern network operations generate an extraordinary amount of telemetry. Metrics, logs, events, topology data, cloud signals, and service context all contribute to a richer picture of system behavior. As environments expand across cloud, data center, edge, and SaaS, the opportunity for operations teams is clear: when that telemetry is unified and understood in context, it becomes a powerful source of resilience, efficiency, and business insight.

Operational Truth: The KPI Every C-Suite Will Rely On Next

C-suite leaders are redefining how they measure digital performance. Reliability, customer experience, resilience, and cost efficiency still matter, yet these indicators only hold value when they reflect what is actually unfolding inside the environment. Digital ecosystems have reached a level of complexity where small deviations influence outcomes, and leaders increasingly recognize that traditional metrics cannot be trusted without contextual grounding.