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- 1Temporal hires Oso team to build AI agent security controls▼Fast-growing Temporal hires team from NYC startup Oso to build AI agent security controls
Temporal, a fast-growing workflow software company, has hired the team from New York startup Oso to work on security controls for AI agents. The move brings in authorization expertise as companies look to safely manage autonomous AI systems, and suggests Temporal is pushing deeper into the AI infrastructure market.
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IBM and Red Hat have released fixes for around 400 security vulnerabilities across open source software. The large-scale patch effort covers flaws in widely used open source components that Red Hat maintains and distributes as part of its enterprise Linux products. Organisations running affected software are being advised to update their systems to stay protected.
- 3Firefox's Ajit Varma on enterprise security and open source AI▼Firefox's Ajit Varma on enterprise security, AI model choice and what open source makes possible
Ajit Varma of Firefox spoke with diginomica about how the browser approaches enterprise security, why flexibility in choosing AI models matters, and the advantages open source development brings to building trustworthy software. The discussion highlights Mozilla's positioning of Firefox as a privacy-focused, enterprise-ready alternative as AI features become central to browser strategy.
- 4Atlassian Data Center Flaw Exploited Within Hours of Disclosure▼Atlassian Data Center Flaw Draws Exploitation Attempts Within Two Hours of Public Details
Attackers began attempting to exploit a vulnerability in Atlassian's Data Center products within two hours of technical details becoming public. The speed of the exploitation attempts has prompted urgent warnings for administrators to patch affected deployments immediately, as attackers often move rapidly once proof-of-concept code for enterprise software flaws circulates.
- 5Aera Technology Pushes Decision Intelligence Toward Closed-Loop Action▼Aera Technology Focuses Decision Intelligence on Closed-Loop Action
Aera Technology is directing its decision intelligence offering toward closed-loop action, meaning recommendations are tied directly to automated execution and measurable outcomes rather than analysis alone. The logistics-focused publication Logistics Viewpoints reported the company's shift, which signals how enterprise software vendors are competing to move beyond dashboards and into systems that act on their own insights.
- 6CrowdStrike vs. ServiceNow: Which Tech Stock Wins in 2026?▼CrowdStrike vs. ServiceNow: Which Technology Stock Is a Better Buy in 2026?
Investors are weighing CrowdStrike against ServiceNow to decide which technology stock is the better buy heading into 2026. The comparison, laid out by The Motley Fool, pits the cybersecurity specialist against the enterprise software platform on growth prospects and valuation. The debate reflects broader questions about which corner of the software sector offers stronger returns next year.
- 7Tereina and Circle bring USDC and EURC into SAP enterprise workflows●Tereina And Circle Internet Group, Inc. Bring USDC And EURC Into Enterprise Workflows, Starting With The SAP Ecosystem Behind 84% Of Global Commerce
Tereina and Circle Internet Group announced a partnership to bring the USDC and EURC stablecoins into enterprise workflows, starting with the SAP ecosystem, which they describe as supporting 84% of global commerce. The deal aims to let businesses use regulated digital dollars and euros in settlement and payment processes within existing ERP systems, a notable step for mainstream corporate adoption of stablecoins.
- 8IBM and Red Hat Patch Over 400 Unknown Open Source Vulnerabilities●IBM and Red Hat Remediate More Than 400 Previously Unknown Open Source Vulnerabilities
IBM and Red Hat say they have remediated more than 400 previously unknown vulnerabilities in open source software. The disclosure, carried by IBM's newsroom and trade press including CXOToday, highlights the companies' ongoing security research and patching work across widely used open source projects. The announcement is being picked up by enterprise IT media, underscoring concerns about unpatched flaws lurking in software underpinning critical systems worldwide.