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Announcing SOC 1, FedRAMP 20x Class A, PCI, and HIPAA Milestones At Harness

Oct 28, 2026 By Kevin Moy In Harness
Explore Harness' latest compliance milestones: SOC 1, FedRAMP 20x Class A, PCI DSS, and HIPAA assessments across its platform and runtime security. Harness announced four compliance milestones: its first SOC 1 audit, FedRAMP 20x Class A certification, and first PCI DSS and HIPAA Security Rule assessments. SOC 1 and FedRAMP 20x Class A apply to the Harness Autonomous SDLC Platform. PCI DSS and HIPAA apply to the Runtime Protection Agent.
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Make Kepler Yours: Create a Theme and Share It in the Gallery

Oct 28, 2026 By GitKraken In GitKraken
In Kepler ADE by GitKraken, you can make your own theme. Describe the look you want in plain words, and an agent builds it for you. How it works: Open Settings, go to Appearance, and click Create a theme Type the look you want. In this video I asked for gold and maroon The agent drafts the theme and checks every color for contrast before it saves. Then pick your new theme under Your themes Keep your theme for yourself, or share it with a pull request to gitkraken/kepler-themes so it can join the public gallery.
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cloudzero

AI cost per customer: measure it and protect your margins

Oct 28, 2026 By Lyne Carolyne In CloudZero
AI cost per customer is each customer's attributed share of your AI spend: API tokens, inference infrastructure, and per-seat AI tools, measured against that customer's revenue. It matters because AI usage is wildly uneven across customers, so healthy blended margins can hide individual customers you serve at a loss. It's cost to serve, not acquisition cost. Cost per customer is the metric CloudZero was built around.
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Shipped: Log and track Insights from your AI assistant

Oct 28, 2026 By Kevin Lamb In CloudZero
Insights are how your team tracks interesting observations, analysis and optimization work in CloudZero. Each one records the opportunity and its status, so the work gets sized, assigned, and closed out. Teams now do a lot of this work in an AI assistant. For example, you can ask Claude which instances sat idle last month, and it will tell you. But if you have to switch to CloudZero and fill out a form to log that finding, some findings won’t get logged.
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sentry

Five things you can do with Sentry's Agent Tracing

Oct 28, 2026 By Anton Bjorkman In Sentry
AI-powered apps are hard to debug without observability. From one run to another, AI produces different results, goes down different paths, and you’re none the wiser as to why it’s happening. Agent Tracing bridges the gap between prompt, tool calls and final output, all within the context of your app. If things break (it always does at some point, we know from experience), you get everything in one complete trace.
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atlassian

A fresh look for Bitbucket Pipelines

Oct 28, 2026 By Ash Moosa In Atlassian
We’re refreshing the Bitbucket Pipelines experience to make it easier to read logs, find the steps you need, and navigate a pipeline run. The update focuses on the Pipelines list and Pipeline result pages. This is a visual refresh only. Your pipeline configurations, builds, data, runners, variables, deployments, and integrations stay as they are. It’s the same Bitbucket Pipelines underneath, with a cleaner, more focused view.
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AI Signals Demo: See Exactly What Your AI Spend Is Buying | CloudZero

Oct 28, 2026 By CloudZero In CloudZero
See who’s spending on AI, on which models, for what work, and what you got for it. Most companies can tell you what they spent on AI last month. Very few can tell you what it bought. In this demo, we show how AI Signals captures AI usage as it happens and ties every dollar to the person, team, and work behind it, across every model and provider.
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certkit

CA distrust wargame: moving every certificate in 10 minutes

Oct 28, 2026 By Todd H. Gardner In CertKit
Last week, dozens of schools found out their certificate authority was being distrusted and they needed to replace all of their certificates in a few days. We wanted to know how we’d handle it if our own CA went away, and how long it would take. So we tried it with one of our other products. It has 6 certificates from Let’s Encrypt, deploying to 18 targets across Windows IIS, Linux nginx, Elasticsearch, and a mail server. Then we wargamed it: “Let’s Encrypt is being distrusted.
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