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84% of Chief Security Officers Say Cybersecurity Breaches Are Inevitable: Kaspersky Lab

Here’s a disconcerting new trend: IT departments admitting they’re doing a poor job. Not what you want to hear from people we rely on. Let start with a survey from anti-virus expert Kaspersky Lab, which found that 84% of North American chief information security officers believe cybersecurity breaches are inevitable. Too many attackers and too little budget, they say. Somehow this doesn’t seem the best way to motivate management to give you more money.

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X2Engine Extends Its Open Source Customer Experience Platform

November 5, 2018

If Adobe’s $1.68 billion acquisition of Magento failed to get you thinking about open source systems, then IBM’s $34 billion deal for Red Hat surely did. So maybe you’ll be interested in open source CRM vendor X2Engine’s release of an enhanced marketing automation layer. The X2 platform includes marketing, sales, service, digital, quotes, social monitoring, collaboration, and document management. Prices start at $35 per month per user and they claim more than 40,000 deployments worldwide.

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Algolia Gives AI Agents Real-Time Access to Salesforce, Adobe Data

May 9, 2025

If you still think that MCP stands for Male Chauvinist Pig, well, the 1970’s want their disco ball back. Today’s hep cats know that MCP stands for Model Context Protocol, a new-but-widely supported standard that lets large language models access structured data as context for their prompts. Early adopters include Salesforce and Adobe, and search platform Algolia is now using it to feed their data to customer-facing real-time AI agents.

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