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Current Co-Editor for Coulture Magazine's Digital section, and former intern for Modern Luxury.

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Putting agentic AI to work

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By Caroline Nihill Verified, Brianna Monsanto Verified, Eoin Higgins Verified, Patrick Kulp Verified
| IT Brew Verified
“Agentic AI” has emerged as another buzzword that executives and marketers love to toss around. If you believe the hype, a swarm of ultra-smart AI agents will soon take over virtually every enterprise workflow, from cybersecurity to accounting, freeing up humans to concentrate on what really matters: new features, better revenue models, and brewing the perfect cup of coffee in the office kitchen. But are AI agents truly ready for primetime?
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Could AI tools put bug bounty hunters out of work?

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By Caroline Nihill Verified
| IT Brew Verified
A lack of bugs might not be the first thing most people complain about, but for bug bounty hunters, empty nets are a bad sign for business. For years, bug bounty hunters have earned cash—with some rewards from companies like Google hitting the six-figure mark—by finding and alerting companies to vulnerabilities in their websites and other IT infrastructure.
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What should IT take away from cyberattacks on water infrastructure?

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By Caroline Nihill Verified
| IT Brew Verified
Recent cyberattacks on municipal water systems in at least 12 states highlight the need to harden critical infrastructure—and resolve the tension between IT and operational technologies (OT). States with water facilities impacted by the attacks include Michigan, Minnesota, New Jersey, South Dakota, and more, according to CBS reporting.
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