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Mike Vizard

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Chief Content Officer for Techstrong Group, publisher of DevOps.com, Security Boulevard, Cloud Native Now, Techstrong.ai and co-host for Techstrong Gang
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AI-driven zero-day threats are reshaping MSP patch management

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By Mike Vizard
| SmarterMSP
As artificial intelligence (AI) models become more adept at discovering zero-day vulnerabilities—and generating malware to exploit them—organizations will increasingly turn to managed service providers (MSPs) to accelerate patching as part of a broader effort to strengthen application security. AI models such as Mythos from Anthropic and ChatGPT 5.5 from OpenAI are already being used by researchers to uncover tens of thousands of vulnerabilities.
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AWS Gives Amazon Quick AI Assistant Ability to Build AI Agents

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By Mike Vizard
| Techstrong.ai Verified
Amazon Web Services (AWS) this week revealed it is making it possible for end users who have installed its Amazon Quick artificial intelligence (AI) assistant to build agents that, as they run in the background, will continuously automate a wide range of tasks.
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AWS Previews iOS App to Manage Kiro AI Coding Workflows

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By Mike Vizard
| DevOps.com
Amazon Web Services (AWS) this week made available, via an early access program, an iOS application through which application developers can start sessions and approve changes made by the Kiro AI coding tool the cloud service provider created. Announced at the AWS New York Summit, the iOS application provides all the management capabilities provided by the Kiro Web application on smartphone or tablet to eliminate the need to manage sessions via a PC.
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