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Integrating AI Agent Workflows in the SOC Feb 25th 2025, 15:00, by Keyur Rajyaguru Defending against zero- to low-cost attacks generated by threat actors (TA) is becoming increasingly complex as they leverage sophisticated generative AI-enabled infrastructure. TAs try to use AI tools in their attack planning to make social engineering schemes, convincing phishing emails, deepfake videos, different types of malware, and many other types of attack vectors.  A potential solution to defend against these challenges is to enable the use of GenAI and AI agents in the Security Operations Center (SOC). An orchestrated workflow with a team of AI agents presents an opportunity for better response. In traditional detection and response, detections are not easily achieved, and manual responses cannot match the required machine-level speed. To avoid burnout and alert fatigue of SOC analysts, a shift in the SOC strategy is required by automating routine tasks using AI agents. Redefining Developer Productivity: Balancing Data and Human Experience in Developer Success Measurements Feb 25th 2025, 14:00, by Fawaz Ghali, PhD Editor's Note: The following is an article written for and published in DZone's 2025 Trend Report, Developer Experience: The Coalescence of Developer Productivity, Process Satisfaction, and Platform Engineering. Delivering production-ready software tools requires focusing on developer productivity measured by qualitative and quantitative metrics. To understand developer productivity, this article focuses on three elements: Simplifying Multi-LLM Integration With KubeMQ Feb 25th 2025, 13:00, by John Vester Integrating multiple large language models (LLMs) like OpenAI and Anthropic's Claude into applications can be a daunting task. The complexities of handling different APIs and communication protocols and ensuring efficient routing of requests can introduce significant challenges. But using a message broker and router can be an elegant solution to this problem, addressing these pain points and providing several key advantages.  A Comprehensive Guide to IAM in Object Storage Feb 25th 2025, 12:00, by Vidyasagar (Sarath Chandra) Machupalli FBCS Identity and access management (IAM), service IDs, and service credentials are crucial components in securing and managing access to object storage services across various cloud platforms. These elements work together to provide a robust framework for controlling who can access data stored in the cloud and what actions they can perform.  In the previous article, you were introduced to the top tools for object storage and data management. In this article, you will learn how to restrict access (read-only) to the object storage bucket through custom roles, access groups, and service credentials.

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