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Liquibase Introduces Agent Safe Governance for AI-Generated Database Change Share

Liquibase Secure 5.2 brings governed AI-assisted database change to the enterprise, while earning five 2026 TrustRadius Top Rated Awards.

AUSTIN, Texas — Liquibase, the leader in database change governance, today announced Liquibase Secure 5.2, a major release introducing Agent Safe Governance for AI-generated database change. Liquibase Secure 5.2 helps enterprises validate, track, and govern database change before and after production, whether created by humans or AI.

Liquibase also announced that Liquibase Secure earned five 2026 TrustRadius Top Rated Awards across Database DevOps, Build Automation, Release Management, Database Management, and Version Control. TrustRadius Top Rated Awards are based entirely on customer reviews, with no paid placement or analyst opinion, and recognize products that meet criteria for review recency, customer rating, and category relevance.

Companies are moving faster across applications, infrastructure, data products, and AI initiatives. But every application, data product, and AI model still depends on database change. That creates a new pressure point: database changes can now be generated in seconds, while many enterprise controls still rely on tickets, manual reviews, disconnected scripts, and after-the-fact audit trails.

According to Liquibase’s State of Database Change Governance report, 96% of organizations allow AI to interact with production databases. As tools such as Cursor, Claude, GitHub Copilot, and other AI assistants become part of the developer workflow, database changes are no longer created only by humans. But faster creation does not mean those changes are safe to deploy.

Agent Safe Governance is Liquibase’s answer to that shift. AI can help create a database change, but it cannot bypass the checks, approvals, audit trails, schema lineage, drift detection, and recovery controls enterprises require before production.

AI is changing how database changes are created. Liquibase Secure governs how they reach production.

“AI agents are becoming part of how developers work, but they should not have a free pass to change production databases,” said Pete Pickerill, Co-Founder at Liquibase. “Agent Safe Governance means AI can help create a database change, while Liquibase Secure validates it, tracks it, checks it against policy, preserves schema lineage, detects drift, and controls how it moves to production. That is the balance enterprises need: faster development without turning database change into an unmanaged risk surface.”

Liquibase Secure 5.2 uses the Liquibase MCP server to connect AI-assisted workflows to govern database change management. Developers and AI assistants can create Liquibase-formatted changelogs, schema updates, rollback logic, and AI-generated DDL, while Liquibase Secure applies policy checks, governance workflows, drift detection, and audit-ready evidence before changes reach production.

“Agent Safe Governance is not about slowing developers down,” added Pickerill. “It is about giving developers and AI assistants a safe path to move faster. Liquibase Secure lets teams use AI to accelerate database change authoring while giving platform, security, and compliance leaders a complete system of control and evidence around what actually ships.”

Liquibase Secure 5.2 Brings Agent Safe Governance to the Database Layer: Liquibase Secure 5.2 gives enterprises one control plane for every database change, human or AI. The release connects new AI-assisted workflows with the proven governance controls enterprises already rely on to validate, track, and secure database change.

AI-assisted database change authoring through the Liquibase MCP server: The Liquibase MCP server connects AI-assisted workflows to Liquibase Secure, helping developers and AI assistants create structured, reviewable, and governed database changelogs, schema updates, rollback logic, and AI-generated DDL. AI can assist with authoring, but Liquibase Secure governs the path to production.

Change Intelligence and schema lineage for human and AI-generated change: Liquibase Secure gives teams visibility into the full lifecycle of every database change. Change Intelligence helps teams understand what changed, who or what created it, where it ran, whether controls were followed, how the schema changed over time, whether drift exists, and what evidence is available for audit or investigation.

Policy checks and drift detection as the governance foundation: Liquibase Secure applies policy checks before deployment to help teams block risky operations, enforce standards, support separation of duties, and validate compliance requirements. Drift detection helps identify when environments no longer match the approved database state, including manual updates, emergency fixes, shadow changes, or AI-assisted changes that bypass governed workflows.

Expanded enterprise database coverage: Liquibase Secure 5.2 deepens support for complex enterprise database estates with new capabilities for Teradata, MongoDB, and DynamoDB. These enhancements help teams extend governed change across the databases that power mission-critical applications, data products, and AI systems.

Machine-Readable Vulnerability Intelligence with VEX: Liquibase Secure 5.2 adds Vulnerability Exploitability eXchange, or VEX, support to provide machine-readable vulnerability assessments for Liquibase products. Published through the Liquibase VEX repository, included alongside SBOM files inside the Secure distribution, and available as standalone files on the Liquibase download site, VEX helps enterprise security teams understand vulnerability context, integrate with automated scanners, and streamline security response.

One Control Plane. Every Database. Every Change. Human or AI. Liquibase Secure 5.2 extends Liquibase’s role as the enterprise control plane for database change. It helps organizations govern database change across human developers, AI assistants, CI/CD pipelines, and production environments.

For regulated industries, this is already a board-level issue. Financial services, healthcare, insurance, retail, media, and technology organizations must prove that database changes are reviewed, approved, traceable, recoverable, and compliant. AI does not remove that requirement. It raises the stakes.

With Liquibase Secure 5.2, enterprises can move from reactive database control to continuous governance, with one consistent way to manage database change across applications, data products, and AI systems.

Liquibase Secure’s five 2026 TrustRadius Top Rated Awards reinforce the same customer demand driving this release: database change needs to move faster, stay governed, and remain trusted across increasingly complex enterprise environments.

ASHRAE, NEMA and PNNL Release AI Data Center Energy Performance Framework to Guide Next-Generation Design and Operation

ATLANTA (June 10, 2026) – ASHRAE, in collaboration with Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL)  and the National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA), announced the release of a comprehensive AI Data Center Energy Performance Framework. The Framework is hosted on ASHRAE’s website, providing industry-wide access to practical, expert-driven guidance for next-generation data center design and operation.

As demand for artificial intelligence and high-performance computing continues to grow, data centers are placing increasing demands on both facility systems and energy infrastructure. According to Pew Research Center, the United States currently has more than 3,000 operational data centers, with significant growth expected in the coming years. An additional 1,500 data centers are already in various stages of development. 

The new Framework delivers practical, consensus-based guidance to help owners, operators and engineers optimize performance, control operating costs and sustain resilient, high uptime operations through effective thermal management.

The Framework delivers strategies for both new and existing facilities, addressing the full lifecycle of data centers, from planning and design, to commissioning, retrofit and ongoing operation. It addresses key considerations including thermal management, integrated system performance, energy and water use, and facility reliability, with recommendations tailored to varying climates, load densities and operating conditions.

ASHRAE led the development of guidance related to HVAC systems, thermal management and overall facility performance, building on its established body of work, including resources developed through Technical Committee 9.9 (Mission Critical Facilities, Data Centers, Technology Spaces & Electronic Equipment) and Project Committees overseeing Standard 90.4, Energy Standard for Data Centers and Standard 127, Method of Testing for Rating Air-Conditioning Units Serving Data Center (DC) and Other Information Technology Equipment. NEMA contributed expertise in electrical systems, equipment and safety, while PNNL is a federal authority in energy systems research, providing coordination of the working group.

“ASHRAE’s technical leadership in building systems and data center guidance is central to this effort at a pivotal moment for our industry,” said 2025-26 ASHRAE President Bill McQuade, P.E., CDP, Fellow ASHRAE, LEED AP. “As AI continues to drive rapid changes in load density, system design and operational expectations, this Framework brings together the collective expertise of ASHRAE, PNNL and NEMA to deliver practical, integrated solutions. It translates complex technical challenges into clear, actionable strategies that help operators enhance performance, control costs and make more effective use of energy, while strengthening reliability at both the facility and grid level.”

“This guide brings together the most comprehensive industry expertise on data centers in a single resource,” said PNNL Director of Buildings and Industrial Programs Bing Liu, who launched this industry-lab partnership a year ago. “Rather than being frozen in time, it’s a dynamic online resource that can be updated, remain relevant and stay accessible to anyone involved in developing a data center.”

“Data centers require seamless integration between electrical and mechanical systems. Power distribution infrastructure must be coordinated with cooling and thermal management to maximize safety, reliability, and efficiency outcomes,” said NEMA President and CEO Debra Phillips. “By partnering on this Framework, NEMA, ASHRAE, and PNNL are giving data center developers a unified approach to system design, enabling them to deploy integrated solutions that optimize both power delivery and thermal efficiency while minimizing risk of equipment failure – and operational disruptions.”

To further support industry collaboration and knowledge sharing, ASHRAE will host the 2027 Data Center and AI Integration Conference, March 3-5, 2027 in Dallas, Texas. The conference will bring together global experts to explore the intersection of artificial intelligence, infrastructure performance and system integration.

For additional guidance, including access to the ASHRAE TC 9.9 Datacom Encyclopedia, please visit the ASHRAE Data Center Resource Page at ashrae.org/datacenter.

BenQ launches RP05, India’s most powerful interactive display with gen AI capabilities for every future-ready classroom

Mumbai , June 10 : BenQ, the globally renowned human technology and solutions provider, today announced the India launch of the BenQ Board Pro RP05, an interactive display built to take India’s AI classrooms ambitions to the next level. Supported by BenQ’s robust hardware and the display is available in three sizes – 65″, 75″ and 86″.

The RP05 is powered by the 10 trillion operations per second Neural Processing Unit , making it the most powerful NPU in any large-format interactive display in India with an ETHZ AI score of ~430, the highest in this segment. The NPU enables generative AI without active internet, which means that everything happens on the board. This way, educators can plan their lessons easily without any cloud dependency or slowdowns that are associated with other displays in the market that still run on 4-6 TOPs NPUs. The display runs on the MediaTek Genio 720 chipset, which is the world’s most advanced IoT chipset – with 16GB DDR5X RAM, 256GB storage, and all updates over the air.

BenQ AI: Built for the Indian classroom

BenQ AI covers the full range of what a teacher needs to plan their classes. The star of the show is AI Lesson that instantly generates plans and teaching outlines. There’s also AI Quiz to auto-create quizzes and practice questions. BenQ’s Ask AI puts a conversational interface on the screen so teachers and students can raise a question and get an immediate answer without leaving the current app. Camera Gesture reads hand gestures through the board’s integrated camera, letting a teacher move slides and navigate content from anywhere in the room. To support it all, Lasso Search lets a teacher draw a circle around any image or word on screen for relevant information.

EZWrite 6.0, BenQ’s integrated whiteboard platform, adds further AI depth. EZMath converts handwritten equations and diagrams into clean digital content and performs calculations on the board. One-tap translation works across 59 languages, and AI Text-to-Speech converts any on-screen text into natural-sounding speech. Wireless screen sharing through InstaShare 2 includes AI Guardian, which scans images and videos from student devices in real time and blocks inappropriate content before it reaches the display. BenQ AI never stores or collects personal data; information is used only when a tool is actively called.

“Indian classrooms have waited long enough for an interactive board that improves the multi-tasking abilities of teachers. RP05 does this by preventing any slowdowns as it has the lowest power consumption in this segment. Teachers, then, can focus on the most important activity in a classroom – teaching. Basically, we’re bringing our best tech to Indian classrooms and helping educators, and in turn, students in new ways,” said Rajeev Singh, Managing Director, BenQ India and South Asia.

Hardware and health

The RP05 carries a 70W audio system with two 25W speakers and a 20W subwoofer, an eight-microphone array, and support for 50 simultaneous touch points on both Android and Windows. Connectivity spans USB-C 3.0 with 100W Power Delivery, HDMI 2.0 inputs and outputs, and a Duo Screen output for extending to a second display.

BenQ’s ClassroomCare suite covers health across the full school day. The RP05 holds Eyesafe® 3.0 certification for blue light management alongside RPF 60 and CPF 50 panel filter ratings. The display surface and accessories carry TUV and SIAA germ-resistant certification, effective against 99.9% of common germs. An integrated air quality sensor monitors CO2, PM2.5 and TVOC levels in real time.

Security and management

Google EDLA certification mandates Google Play Protect on every device, continuously scanning installed applications for malware. Android 15 gives IT administrators granular control over camera, microphone, and file access at device level. For multi-campus institutions, BenQ’s Device Management System handles remote control, firmware updates, and usage analytics from a single dashboard, while the Account Management System lets teachers log in via QR code and restore personal settings on any board instantly.

KONE spins out VAELLA, an AI operator for buildings to help the world’s busiest public spaces run more safely and efficiently in real time

As cities face increasing pressure on critical infrastructure due to rising footfall and shrinking resources, VAELLA supports building operators and facility managers by serving as an extended, AI-powered operational brain for their expert teams. The privacy-first platform delivers the real-time situational awareness and predictive intelligence needed to create safer, more efficient, and more people-friendly experiences in the most complex and crowded spaces.

ESPOO, Finland | June 10: VAELLA, a new technology company developing an AI operator for buildings and public infrastructure, has launched as an independent spinout from KONE, a global leader in the elevator and escalator industry. The newly founded company VAELLA is focused on helping operators of densely populated, high-footfall environments, including transport hubs, airports, stadiums, and large commercial buildings, anticipate and manage disruption, maintain flow, and strengthen resilience. The platform acts as an AI operator that can help teams shift from reactive monitoring toward real-time situational awareness and predictive operational response.

Originally created within the technology and innovation unit at KONE, VAELLA addresses a growing challenge facing cities and infrastructure operators: public environments are becoming more interconnected, more dynamic, and more vulnerable to disruption, while the systems used to manage them remain fragmented and reactive. At the same time, safety and security threats continue to rise, and facility operators are being asked to do more with fewer on-site personnel, as public sector resources remain constrained.

“The world’s busiest public environments are becoming exponentially more complex, but most operational systems are still designed to react after problems emerge,” says Fabien Fédy, CEO and co-founder of VAELLA. “VAELLA was created around a simple idea: if operators can understand what is happening now, and what is likely to happen next, they can make faster, better-informed decisions that keep facilities running smoothly and absorb pressure before it becomes a crisis. This enables operators to keep people safe, and make even the most crowded public spaces easier to navigate for millions every day.”

Today’s control rooms often rely on disconnected inputs from cameras, sensors, access systems, equipment monitoring, and building infrastructure. Although operators have access to more data than ever, they frequently lack a unified operational picture that helps teams understand where pressure is building, how disruption may propagate, and what decisions are needed in real time.

Rather than functioning as another standalone software tool, VAELLA is designed to operate more like an extended, AI-powered operational team working alongside existing staff, across all functions of the facility. The platform combines sensor data, operational systems, and predictive intelligence into a unified real-time operational view designed to support faster decision-making, improve continuity of operations, and help teams manage increasingly complex environments under pressure. Unlike many conventional systems, which rely on invasive, camera-centric monitoring, VAELLA is designed as a privacy-first operational platform that connects the existing infrastructure rather than replacing it.

“Facility operators are not short of data. The challenge is that it’s scattered across too many systems and still requires people to interpret what matters in real time,” says Ulla Tikkanen, CCO and co-founder at VAELLA. “VAELLA isn’t replacing these people; it’s levelling up every aspect of the existing operational team’s capabilities by turning fragmented information into intelligence. Consider it like having an additional equivalent of your best facility manager, your most experienced security supervisor, your smartest energy analyst, and your most reliable accessibility coordinator, and having all of them working together, in real time, around the clock, on every floor and in every corridor of your facility at once.”

Initial pilots and validation work have already been conducted in real operational environments, including Helsinki and Brussels, where VAELLA has tested how real-time situational awareness and predictive operational insights could improve the management of complex public transport hubs. Tested applications included crowd build-up detection, passenger incident response, accessibility disruption management, demand-aware station operations, and adaptive energy management. Additionally, the technology has identified ways to save energy at the station and reduce unnecessary visits by security teams by using real-time data.

“Transport hubs and metro stations, for example, can experience sudden surges in passenger volumes following concerts, sporting events, or service disruptions, creating safety risks in busy transit areas,” Fédy explains. “According to one pilot customer, overcrowding contributes to nearly 30 percent of operational incidents. By identifying congestion patterns in real time, operators can respond earlier, increase train frequency, redirect passenger flows, or adjust escalator directions before situations worsen. Real-time occupancy insights can also help optimise lighting, ventilation, and other building systems dynamically, with some pilot environments identifying potential energy savings of up to 20 percent.”

For KONE, the decision to back VAELLA as a spinout is a deliberate initiative to give the venture the independence and autonomy to move quickly while connecting it to KONE’s global expertise in urban mobility and extensive worldwide customer relationships.

“KONE has spent decades understanding how people move through buildings and cities. The natural extension of that is understanding how equipment and the spaces around it behave as living systems: observing patterns, seeing where pressure accumulates, and anticipating and responding in the moments before something goes wrong,” says Amy Chen, Chief Innovation Officer at KONE. “VAELLA, our first ever spinout, is addressing that challenge with a completely new approach designed for the operational realities of crowded public environments. The way VAELLA has been designed to work reinforces KONE’s purpose to shape the future of cities, and by giving this innovation its own structure, we can solve our customers’ most pressing challenges directly, with breakthrough solutions.”

Urban infrastructure investment cycles are often measured in decades, yet the pressure on existing public environments is already intensifying right now. Cities and operators cannot expand transport networks, airports, and other critical infrastructure quickly enough to keep pace with rising demand, increasing passenger volumes, and growing operational complexity. As a result, attention is increasingly shifting toward how existing environments can be operated more intelligently, efficiently, and adaptively in real time. This is the operational challenge VAELLA was created to address.

Applicable anywhere people move fast and with scale, like airports, stadiums, shopping centres, university campuses, and civic spaces, which all face growing expectations for safer, smoother, and more resilient operations, creating a clear market for AI-assisted systems to support better real-time decisions.

ControlUp Named a Leader for Third Consecutive Year in 2026 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Digital Employee Experience Management Tools

ControlUp believes this recognition underscores the company’s continued innovation and momentum as it advances toward Autonomous Endpoint Management with real-time visibility, automation, and agentic AI

SAN FRANCISCO (June 10, 2026) — ControlUp, a pioneer of Autonomous Endpoint Management (AEM) which leverages agentic AI to allow digital workspaces to run themselves, today announced it has been named a Leader in the 2026 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Digital Employee Experience (DEX) Management Tools. This marks the third consecutive year the company has received this distinction.

In ControlUp’s opinion, its position as a Leader for Completeness of Vision and Ability to Execute reflects its consistent delivery of value to organizations navigating increasingly complex digital workspace environments.

ControlUp believes this recognition underscores the rapid adoption of ControlUp ONE, a Customers’ Choice unified platform that provides real-time visibility, proactive remediation, and intelligent automation across desktops, Cloud PCs, virtual workspaces, SaaS apps, and unified communications. Powered by Agentic AI, the platform continuously analyzes real-time signals to detect issues and initiate self-healing optimizations without manual intervention.

“Being named a Leader for the third consecutive year is a proud moment for ControlUp and, we believe, a reflection of the value our customers and partners are seeing every day,” said Jed Ayres, CEO, ControlUp. “The DEX market is moving fast from visibility to action. IT teams no longer just need more dashboards. They need systems that can detect, diagnose, and remediate issues before employees are impacted. That is the shift we are driving with ControlUp ONE, Pulse AI, and our vision for Autonomous Endpoint Management.”

“We are thrilled that Gartner has recognized ControlUp as a Leader in DEX for the third year in a row. We believe this recognition gives us a strong foundation to define what comes next: Autonomous Endpoint Management, where real-time visibility, AI, and automation help digital workspaces run more intelligently and with less manual effort,” said Gadi Feldman, Chief Product Officer, ControlUp.

According to a Gartner report, “Innovation Insight for Digital Workplace Operations Automation Platforms¹,”by 2029, 70% of enterprises will deploy agentic AI as a part of IT infrastructure operations, compared to less than 5% in 2025.” ControlUp believes this market shift aligns directly with its strategy to help IT teams move from reactive troubleshooting to automated, AI-assisted operations.

ControlUp continues to expand its platform with capabilities designed to improve IT efficiency, reduce support costs, and consolidate fragmented tools, including:

• Automated Actions and Agentic AI: Pulse AI delivers AI-assisted insights, guided troubleshooting, and intelligent automation across managed environments.
• Expanded Endpoint Coverage: Extends visibility and action across physical devices, virtual desktops, Cloud PCs, SaaS applications, and unified communications.
• Advanced Orchestration: Enables low-code workflows, self-healing actions, and employee self-service to help IT move from reactive support to proactive operations.
• Unified Communications Monitoring: Provides deeper visibility into Microsoft Teams and Zoom performance to help IT identify and resolve collaboration issues faster.

As of May 2026, the ControlUp ONE platform holds a 4.7 out of 5-star rating based on over 330 reviews on Gartner Peer Insights™. One customer in the insurance industry noted: “ControlUp provides us in-depth insights into a very large environment… we can better understand user experiences and device performance without the need to export data to other tools. All of this is achieved within one tool, largely guided or automated by ControlUp.”

Starting June 10, 2026, download a complimentary copy of the 2026 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Digital Employee Experience Management Tools on www.controlup.com.

New Invoca Study Finds Consumers Won’t Wait. AI Gives Brands the Speed to Win the Sale.

SANTA BARBARA, CA — June 10, 2026 — Invoca, the AI-powered leader in revenue execution, today released The B2C Buyer Experience Report 2026, its annual study of how US consumers experience AI and human assistance during high-stakes purchase decisions. The findings reveal a critical revenue gap: most brands are losing customers before AI ever enters the conversation.

The speed gap is a revenue gap

The widest gap in the 2026 data is between what consumers expect of a brand’s response time and what they actually get:

• 56% expect a business to respond within one hour after they submit a form
• Only 36% actually receive a response in that window
• 79% will switch to a competitor that responds faster
• 27% move on to a competitor rather than wait when the response is too slow

A slow response hands revenue directly to a faster competitor.

Consumers also expect a rapid response when they call businesses, and 75% of the survey respondents said they have hung up after being put on hold for too long. That’s a 26-point increase since last year, indicating consumers are becoming significantly less patient. 

Invoca’s analysis of more than 60 million phone conversations shows 37% of phone leads convert during the call, with top-performing industries reaching 46%. These calls aren’t from tire-kickers. They’re leads that are ready to convert.

“AI agents have graduated from experiments to a fundamental business requirement for brands,” said Peter Isaacson, CMO at Invoca. “Consumers expect speed at every turn, and AI can provide it at the most crucial moments when leads drop off and head to the competition. Without fast, smart AI engagement capabilities, you’re relegating yourself to second place.”

When AI engages, brands own the outcome

AI is now embedded in the buying journey for nearly every US consumer. When it performs well, brands earn trust. When it falls short, they earn the blame and the revenue consequences that follow. Consumers do not distinguish between the technology and the brand that chose to put it in front of them.

• 38% of consumers blame the brand alone when an AI interaction goes badly
• Only 14% blame the AI vendor
• Two-thirds hold the brand at least partially accountable, by a margin of nearly 3 to 1

AI is improving, and consumer expectations are rising with it

Consumer sentiment toward brand AI has improved significantly year over year, and the data shows why. AI has gotten faster, more polished, and more useful, to the point that most consumers no longer notice when they’re talking to it.

• 46% say AI made their experience better, up from 42% in 2025
• 18% say AI made their experience worse, down from 29%
• 63% of US consumers can no longer reliably tell when they’re talking to AI versus a human

For the brands that have invested in AI quality, it has become functionally invisible, which for an embedded technology is often the goal.

The quality standard consumers expect

Consumers have been clear about how they want AI to show up in the buying journey. They want transparency, a human available when it counts, and AI that knows its lane.

• 83% say it matters that a brand’s AI clearly identifies itself
• 59% prefer a human representative when both options are equally available
• 83% say human connection is important during a high-stakes purchase

The data shows that it’s critical to properly balance fast AI automation and empathetic human connections, and one does not replace the other. AI must be deployed well enough that consumers hardly notice it, human help must be available whenever they need it, and every touchpoint has to be connected from clicks to AI chats to calls and conversions to make the journey seamless. 

Tenable One Powers AI-Driven Cyber Risk Decisions with the Release of the Open Connector

New Tenable Open Connector integrates third-party and custom data into exposure management to improve prioritization and accelerate action

 Eric Doerr, Chief Product Officer, Tenable.

Dubai, UAE (June 8, 2026) — Tenable® Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ: TENB), the exposure management company, today announced the Tenable One Open Connector, a new capability that enables customers to bring third-party, custom and internal data from any source into the Tenable One Exposure Management Platform. Combined with more than 300 pre-built integrations, customers can unify all exposure data in one place to better prioritize risk and accelerate remediation. 

Tenable also announced the Tenable Open Partner Ecosystem Network (OPEN) [LINK], reinforcing its commitment to an open-first approach that brings together disparate security tools into a more unified and proactive defense.

Traditional security platforms limit customers to a rigid set of integrations, creating fragmented visibility and critical context gaps. Unlike closed security platforms that restrict how data can be used, Tenable One gives customers the flexibility to bring in and operationalize data from any source, putting them in control of their security decisions.

Tenable One is the most open and connected exposure management platform in the market, providing a unified view of risk across the entire attack surface. By bringing together data from third-party tools, internal systems and native telemetry, Tenable delivers the context needed to drive clear priorities and faster, more automated remediation.

“Closed platforms dictate what data customers can use. We believe customers should decide,” said Eric Doerr, Chief Product Officer, Tenable. “Tenable Open Connector extends our ability to bring in even more types of security and business context into the Tenable One exposure graph. This data powers Tenable Hexa AI, our agentic engine to deliver sharper prioritization, more accurate insights and faster, more effective remediation.” 

As AI-powered tools generate exponentially more findings, organizations need a way to bring that data together and make it actionable. With Tenable Open Connector, customers can incorporate data from AI security tools, code security platforms, cloud and identity systems, internal asset inventories and threat intelligence feeds to close context gaps and strengthen decision-making. 

Key capabilities include:

● Unify all exposure data in one place: Ingest data from AI models, internal systems, unsupported tools and common file formats to eliminate visibility gaps and enable complete risk analysis.

●  Turn fragmented data into action: Combine third-party, custom and native telemetry to generate prioritized, business-aligned insights and drive automated remediation.

●  Stay continuously up to date: Automatic synchronization keeps exposure data current as environments evolve, with optional manual uploads for added flexibility.

● Adapt data to your workflows: Customize how external data is mapped and structured to support specific analysis, reporting and remediation use cases.

More information on Tenable One Open Connector is available at: http://tenable.com/blog/new-tenable-one-open-connector-extends-third-party-integrations-unified-risk-visibility

iQOO Launches Flagship Days Sale with Exclusive Offers on iQOO 15, iQOO 15R, and iQOO Neo 10

New Delhi, June 9 : iQOO, the high-performance smartphone brand, is set to bring exciting offers on the iQOO 15, iQOO15R and iQOO Neo10 during the iQOO Flagship Days Sale. Available exclusively on the iQOO e-store and Amazon from 8th to 11th June, these limited-period deals offer consumers the perfect opportunity to experience flagship-level performance, cutting-edge innovation, and powerful features at attractive prices. Make the most of this extended summer-end sale and upgrade to an unmatched performance experience with iQOO smartphones.

Customers can avail exciting deals and special offers on the following iQOO devices:

iQOO 15

iQOO 15 is meant for people who want to experience a premium flagship android phone. The device features the industry’s best Samsung 2K M14 LEAD™ OLED display. It offers India’s brightest display with 2600 nits (HBM) and 6000 nits local peak brightness. Powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 processor and iQOO’s proprietary Supercomputing Chip Q3, the device delivers unmatched speed and efficiency, supported by India’s largest 8K Single Layer VC Cooling System. The flagship brings OriginOS 6 based on Android 16 out of the box and offers 5+7 years of software updates. It also features a Triple 50MP Camera System and is designed for uninterrupted fun with a 7000mAh silicon anode battery, 100W FlashCharge, and 40W wireless charging. The premium flagship is offered in three elegant color options: matte black Alpha Edition, Legend Edition in timeless white, and the all- new powerpacked Apex- Rooted in the concept of a tier leader, the colour philosophy reflects dominance, visibility, and a position at the very top.

iQOO 15R

The iQOO 15R brings flagship power in the perfect fit, powered by Snapdragon 8 Gen 5, delivering speed, responsiveness, and sustained performance throughout the day. It packs iQOO’s biggest battery yet in an ultra-slim 7.90mm design – making it India’s slimmest smartphone with a 7600 mAh battery smartphone. Further enhancing the experience is iQOO’s proprietary SuperComputing Chip Q2 with the segment’s most stable 144 FPS gaming. The device is equipped with a 6.5K IceCore VC Cooling Chamber for stable performance and runs OriginOS 6.0 based on Android 16 out of the box, supported by 4 years of software and 6 years of security updates. It also features a 50MP Sony LYT-700V main camera with OIS, supported by an 8MP ultra-wide camera and a 32MP front camera and supports 4K video recording at 60 FPS with OIS. Including 1.5K 144Hz AMOLED EyeCare Display, along with IP68 & IP69 dust and water resistance, making it a dependable daily partner for professionals on the go. Available in two elegant colour options – Triumph Silver and Dark Knight for young professionals who seamlessly switch between work, gaming and entertainment.

iQOO Neo 10

The iQOO Neo10 is designed for consumers seeking the best mid-range smartphone for an exceptional gaming experience, the smartphone is powered by the Snapdragon® 8s Gen 4 Mobile Platform, paired with iQOO’s Supercomputing Chip Q1, enabling a stable 144fps gaming experience. With an AnTuTu score of over 2.5 million, the device handles demanding multitasking and high-performance gaming with ease, making it the fastest smartphone in the segment. Supporting this is an advanced cooling system featuring a 7000 mm² Ultra-Large Vapor Chamber and multi-layer heat dissipation structure, enabling sustained peak performance even during intensive usage, while delivering up to 24 hours of use on just 54% battery. The iQOO Neo 10 features a 6.78-inch 1.5K AMOLED display with a 144Hz refresh rate along with a 50MP Sony OIS primary camera paired with an ultra-wide lens and a 32MP front camera. Supporting 4K 60 FPS video recording on both front and rear cameras, it enables stable and detailed video capture. Now available in two exciting colour options – Alpine White and Asphalt Black.

Teledyne FLIR OEM Launches Boson SX8, the First NDAA-Compliant 8 µm SXGA LWIR Thermal Camera Module

The 1280 × 1024 Boson SX8 and Boson SX8-CZ 15–75 deliver optimized size, weight, and power with high-performance thermal imaging

Teledyne FLIR OEM, a business unit of Teledyne Technologies Incorporated, announced the release of the ITAR-free Boson® SX8, the first NDAA-compliant, volume production, uncooled longwave infrared (LWIR) thermal camera module to combine an 8-micron pixel pitch with SXGA (1280 × 1024) resolution. The state-of-the-art 8-micron pixel enables industry-best thermal performance and four times the resolution of today’s high-volume, uncooled VGA (640 × 512) thermal camera modules, all within a similarly sized compact package.

Designed for high-performance and optimized for size, weight, and power (SWaP) constrained defense and industrial applications, the Boson SX8 family enables integrators and operators to see more, see farther, and deploy high-performance thermal imaging at production scale.

Critical for uncrewed aircraft systems (UAS), counter-UAS, perimeter security, handheld devices, seekers, visual augmentation, and intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) systems, the Boson SX8 family delivers performance previously available only in heavier, larger, and more power-hungry cooled, midwave infrared (MWIR) thermal imaging systems.

“By reducing pixel area by 55% compared to the standard 12-micron LWIR pixel format, Boson SX8 represents a transformational moment for thermal imaging,” said Paul Clayton, President, Teledyne FLIR OEM. “By pairing this advanced 8-micron pixel architecture with SXGA thermal resolution at full-rate production, we’re giving customers greater situational awareness and longer effective range without compromising SWaP or supply-chain confidence.”

In addition to multiple fixed-lens options, the new Boson SX8-CZ 15–75 features a factory-integrated 5x continuous-zoom (CZ) lens to further extend range performance. This option pairs the camera module with a 15–75 mm continuous-zoom lens, engineered and calibrated as a single system. The integration provides optimized optical performance with focus-through-zoom, thermal gradient compensation, factory alignment, and a single-source warranty, reducing integration risk while accelerating time to market.

Engineering Breakthrough, Delivered at Production-Scale

The Boson SX8 and Boson SX8-CZ 15–75 are manufactured at high volume in the United States by the world’s leading supplier of OEM thermal camera modules. Designed for production deployment, the Boson SX8 family offers OEMs a low-risk path from development through full-rate manufacturing, including integration with Teledyne FLIR OEM’s Prism™ intelligent embedded software products.

Teledyne FLIR OEM will demonstrate the Boson SX8 product family at Eurosatory 2026 at the Teledyne FLIR booth in Paris, where attendees can experience the latest advances in high-definition, SWaP-optimized thermal imaging. For more information, visit oem.flir.com/bosonsx8.