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Cloud AI Today - Automating Cloud Security: A New Era in Threat Management

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The recent announcement of IONIX's Cloud Exposure Validator highlights a significant advancement in cloud AI security operations. By automating over 80% of CNAPP alert analysis, this AI-driven solution helps security teams by reducing alert fatigue and enabling a focus on genuine, exploitable risks, reclassifying 40% of alerts as non-critical. This tool promises to streamline the manual alert validation process, traditionally a time-consuming task, thereby enhancing operational efficiency and reducing Mean Time to Remediate (MTTR). Initial deployments in various enterprises have shown effective prioritization of threats, setting a new standard for proactive cloud defense through enhanced automation and decision-making capabilities across diverse cloud environments.

In other trading, ServiceNow (NYSE:NOW) was trading firmly up 15.5% and ending trading at $938.57. ServiceNow recently announced multiple strategic partnerships, including one with Vodafone just 2 days ago, to enhance AI-powered service management and CRM capabilities across various sectors. In the meantime, Nokia Oyj (HLSE:NOKIA) trailed, down 9.5% to end trading at €4.25. On Thursday, the company reported a net loss for Q1 2025 but announced a multi-year partnership extension with T-Mobile to advance 5G technology.

ServiceNow’s strategic expansion in AI and key partnerships offer a timely edge in the enterprise space. Click to discover how this positions the company for transformative growth.

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  • Microsoft (NasdaqGS:MSFT) finished trading at $387.30 up 3.4%. Two days ago, Kyndryl launched a new data security service utilizing Microsoft's Purview to enhance data protection and risk management for AI deployment.
  • Alphabet (NasdaqGS:GOOGL) ended the day at $159.28 up 2.5%. Two days ago, Alphabet announced a significant increase in its equity buyback plan, raising the authorization to $140 billion.
  • Apple (NasdaqGS:AAPL) finished trading at $208.37 up 1.8%. Philz Coffee has integrated App Clips into its digital ordering, enhancing streamlined services with Apple Pay, three days ago.

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