Monitoring

Aviz Packet Broker (APB) is an open, containerized SONiC-based packet broker with disaggregated deployment and Layer 2–4 monitoring, plus 5G GTP support.

CISO “architect of yes” framing argues AI governance gaps block adoption, citing data on budgets rising while confidence drops and real-time enforcement remains rare.

Reco Agent Security extends the Reco Platform to discover, map, monitor, and remediate AI agent risk across connected apps, identities, permissions, and workflows.

The blog uses Abraham Wald’s WWII “bullet holes” parable to argue AI security audits can miss catastrophic unmonitored risks.

Abstract launched Abstract Workers, building and deploying AI agents that complete legal and compliance workflows inside existing tools, including email, Slack and Clio.

The blog argues that zero trust for AI agents should cover identity, context-based access, inline inspection, and runtime guardrails.

Aviz’s blog describes next-gen DPI using payload intelligence, dynamic updates, and JSON/Kafka metadata exports for observability.

Salt Typhoon showed visibility gaps—not detection limits—during intrusions involving authentication, C2, lateral movement, and exfiltration.

The article describes Aviz Networks’ NCP Agent SDK, an on-premises, vendor-neutral platform for building AI agents that query network data, correlate context, and perform governed actions.

OMB M-26-14 shifts federal logging from volume to value by prioritizing telemetry that supports CEM and THIRF and improves operational usability.

HIPAA monitoring needs continuous packet-level visibility to prove PHI movement, encryption, access, and third-party interactions.

JupiterOne launched Continuous Controls Monitoring (CCM) to test controls against live asset data and identify control drift.