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Harness AI January 2026 Updates: Human-Aware SRE and Smarter API and Application Security | Harness Blog

Harness AI is starting 2026 by doubling down on what it does best: applying intelligent automation to the hardest “after code” problems, incidents, security, and test setup, with three new AI-powered capabilities. These updates continue the same theme as December: move faster, keep control, and let AI handle more of the tedious, error-prone work in your delivery and security pipelines. ‍

Telus Communications Migrates from TDM services to VoIP Services

In this video, Curtis Sperle, Director of Voice & Collab Services at TELUS Communications, discusses the company's transition from traditional TDM-based networks to modern VoIP and cloud solutions. Key points include: Modernization Strategy: TELUS is migrating its copper-based services to an IP-based infrastructure to improve scalability and reliability. Strategic Partnership: Ribbon serves as a primary vendor, providing essential components like Session Border Controllers (SBCs) and PSX for call control.

We're Past Human-Scale Operations. Here's Why.

Ever been on a 100-person P1 call where everyone says, “It’s not us”? That’s not a people problem. It’s a broken operating model. More tools. More data. More teams. And somehow… slower resolution. This is what happens when observability is fragmented across silos. Each team has data, but no one has shared truth—and human-scale operations can’t keep up with modern IT complexity. This clip breaks down why the old model no longer works.

Secure Fleet Management with MDM: Lockdown Solution for Truck Drivers

Are you struggling with device theft and misuse in your fleet management? Discover how to take control with AirDroid Business! With cutting-edge features like App management, kiosk mode and customized alerts, you can limit access to work-related contents only and quickly respond to unusual device activity Role-based Device Grouping.

To change your engineering culture, start by asking your team what sucks

Most engineering leaders have a very known and very annoying "normal error." It's the log entry or deployment glitch that has been around so long that it is simply accepted as part of the status quo. Jeff Schnitter, a Solution Architect at Cortex, describes this as a form of organizational Stockholm syndrome. This mindset is unsustainable for several reasons.