The first half of 2026 has witnessed the transition of artificial intelligence from an experimental playground into a cyber warfare domain. In fact, threat actors have shifted from basic prompting toward highly automated, multi-stage operations. This shift is characterized by a bifurcation of threats. On one side, attacks exploiting inherent AI vulnerabilities and architectural boundaries,…
Read MoreFor a long time, software development had a fairly comforting structure: you had a problem, you wrote some code, you shipped it, and then you moved on to the next problem while quietly pretending the previous one wouldn’t come back to haunt you at all. Mission accomplished. That model is starting to break, not because…
Read MoreWhen our work on the NetEye 4.48 upgrade started, one technical dependency quickly became impossible to ignore: Grafana dashboards that still relied on the legacy IDO MySQL database had to be moved to IcingaDB first. That wasn’t the interesting part, though. The interesting part was how to do it safely. These dashboards are part of…
Read MoreFix Geo Map layers and maps deletion. We have resolved an issue in the Geo Map module that prevented users from deleting maps and layers through the web interface. List of updated packages To solve the issue mentioned above, the following packages have been updated for NetEye 4.48:
Read MoreOne practical approach to how the IT function of a global enterprise can govern strategy, manage digital products and services, and deliver work continuously, using a coherent three-layer model based on a hybrid operating model. Building on What We Already Know Running IT in a global enterprise is not a single problem. It is at…
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With NIS2, the focus moves toward how security is actually managed in day-to-day operations. An important part of NIS2 is operational discipline: Knowing which assets exist, who’s responsible for them, how incidents are handled, how changes are controlled, and whether the necessary records are already available in the system. The question is whether existing tools…
Read MoreThere’s a particular kind of irony in watching your observability stack become the thing you most need to observe. That’s more or less our day job, and it’s why we tend to be unusually deliberate about tooling decisions: The small ones have a habit of compounding over time. So when it came to choosing a…
Read MoreFor a long time, Sealed Secrets was our go-to solution for managing confidential data like database credentials, tokens and private keys within Kubernetes. However, as our operations grew, the operational overhead of this approach led us to migrate to External Secrets. This transition has significantly streamlined our workflow, enhanced our security posture during credential rotations,…
Read MoreHi everyone 😃 Today I’d like to walk you through some experiments we ran about load-balancing requests to LLMs in Kubernetes. Let’s dive deep into it! Why Deploy LLMs in Kubernetes? Well, Kubernetes has now established itself as a leading technology when it comes to workloads orchestration. And with time the increasing support for accelerators…
Read MoreOffice 365 is a suite of online subscription services offered by Microsoft as part of the Microsoft 365 ecosystem. It includes capabilities for document creation and management, email, video conferencing, collaboration, and many other productivity services. The upcoming NetEye Extension Pack (NEP) is designed to monitor subscription-related information within your Office 365 tenant by leveraging…
Read MoreConfluence Cloud does not provide a simple native view that lists all spaces with direct links that’s in a format business users can easily consume. The REST API gives you the data, but you still need to filter, paginate, and present it. A practical workaround is to collect all spaces through the v2 Spaces endpoint,…
Read MoreBy now we know how to use a teleprompter from the point of view of a content creator in front of the camera. But remember, that’s not all we do in our world of limited resources. We’re also the audio engineer, cameraman, lighting director, and so many other roles. So today instead I want to…
Read MoreThe code is the structure, the LLM is the glue at the joints. There’s a widespread misconception about automations “powered by artificial intelligence”: People picture a model you give an order to, which then carries out a complex operation from start to finish all on its own. It’s a seductive image, and almost always wrong….
Read MoreIn real-world security environments, “simple” rarely means simple. As a technical consultant, I often see Elastic Defend deployed within infrastructure that’s anything but standard: segmented networks, restricted outbound connectivity, compliance-driven isolation, and operational constraints that make direct internet access impossible for managed endpoints. One recurring requirement in these environments is the local delivery of Elastic…
Read MoreOne of your servers is reporting moderate CPU usage, enough available memory, and storage that’s busy but not saturated. The dashboard looks healthy, the application does not. Requests to it are slowing down, background jobs are taking longer, and latency is rising even though no resource appears fully exhausted. The problem here is that most…
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