Cloud and AI demand in Europe is surging, and Microsoft Azure is expanding its regional footprint and services to meet that need. From public-sector productivity tools to industrial AI deployments, organizations across the continent are moving critical workloads to cloud platforms that can deliver performance, compliance, and the operational control required by local regulators. This piece synthesizes Microsoft’s recent commitments
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Project Glasswing and Mythos Preview: What 10,000+ AI-Found Vulnerabilities Mean for Software Security
In the weeks since Anthropic unveiled Project Glasswing and the Mythos Preview model, a startling new reality has emerged: AI can now find critical flaws across the software stack at an unprecedented scale. Early collaborators and independent testers report thousands of high- and critical-severity findings across essential infrastructure and widely used open-source projects. That rapid discovery is a boon for defenders—if we can solve the bottleneck that remains: human triage, disclosure, and patching. What Project Glasswing has achieved Project Glasswing…
Continue readingHow Mozilla Used Mythos to Find 271 Firefox Vulnerabilities — and What It Means
Mozilla says it used Anthropic’s Mythos model, together with a custom agent harness, to uncover 271 security issues in Firefox over roughly two months. The disclosure, supported by a small set of public Bugzilla reports, highlights a workflow that pairs large language models with deterministic tooling and verification to reduce hallucinations and produce actionable test cases — but it has
OpenAI’s ‘Trusted Contact’ for ChatGPT: A New Safeguard for Users at Risk
On May 7, 2026, OpenAI unveiled a feature called Trusted Contact for ChatGPT accounts, designed to surface a human connection when conversations indicate possible self-harm. The tool lets adult users designate a trusted person — a friend or family member — who will be encouraged to check in if the system detects signs of distress. OpenAI says the aim is
Vault Enterprise 2.0: Rethinking LDAP Secrets Management for Enterprise Identity
For security and ops teams, directory credentials have long been a stubborn source of friction: static LDAP passwords, brittle rotation processes, and the need for high‑privilege service accounts create risk and operational toil. Vault Enterprise 2.0 reframes that problem by bringing LDAP static roles into a centralized rotation manager and adding new flows that make onboarding, rotation, and migration safer,
The Credential-Free Watchdog: Mastering Event-Driven App Automation
We have all been there. You are an automation lover. You have built a masterpiece — a Scheduled Task, perfectly configured, credentials entered, running like clockwork. You walk away like a hero. Then Monday morning hits. Your account is locked. Your coffee tastes like failure. I once left a mapped network drive in an SOE test build and completely forgot
Amazon Expands Developer Toolset: Claude Code and Codex Join Kiro on AWS
Amazon has quietly shifted the rules of engagement for its internal developer community. In a recent staff note, the company announced that tens of thousands of its developers will now have immediate access to Anthropic’s Claude Code and, soon, OpenAI’s Codex — both hosted on AWS and Amazon Bedrock. The move signals a notable loosening of earlier restrictions that favored