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Why Every Modern Security Operation Center Needs Automation and AI

Security teams no longer face a simple monitoring problem. In most cases, they face - While cloud workloads change by the minute, identities move across applications. In general, endpoints appear outside the traditional perimeter. Meanwhile, the modern security operations center must interpret all that activity. It must also not let a genuine threat disappear inside routine noise. Although traditional processes still matter, manual triage cannot carry the entire workload anymore. In fact, analysts lose valuable investigation time if they -

Top tips: Stay one step ahead of boreout, the new burnout

Top tips is a weekly column where we highlight what's trending in the tech world and list practical ways to explore these trends. This week, we're talking about boreout, the lesser-known cousin of burnout, and how to stay engaged as AI takes on more of the routine work. There was a time when finishing your work early felt like winning. Now it somehow feels... suspicious. You glance at your inbox and nope, there are no new emails.

What is Cloud-Based SIEM for Security Teams

When an alert fires at 2 a.m., responders need context more than another dashboard. A suspicious authentication event may begin in an identity provider, touch a cloud control plane, appear in an application log, and end with an unusual data transfer. If each signal lives in a separate tool, analysts spend the first part of the incident rebuilding a timeline instead of containing the threat.

Your platform is your business, encoded onto your infra, with Syntasso's Abby Bangser

Cortex co-founder and CTO Ganesh Datta sits down with Abby Bangser, a platform engineering leader at Syntasso and former lead of the CNCF Platforms Working Group, to talk about why AI agents need real platform APIs, not raw cloud credentials.

Say You're Struggling - People Want to Help

Being honest about what you're struggling with isn't weakness — it's the fastest way to get real help. This IT leader says it's okay to tell your team "I'm struggling with X, can I just vent for 15 minutes" and skip the technical fix for a minute. Most people want to help — you just have to let them. Watch the full IT Leadership Lab session.