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Designing enterprise AI agents with DevRev guardrails powered by Amazon Nova

DevRev built real-time AI guardrails into its enterprise agent system, powered by Amazon Nova 2 Lite through Amazon Bedrock. The guardrail layer evaluates every user input against default and custom policies in 247ms average latency without degrading the conversational experience. This post explores how DevRev delivers high support ticket automation and cost reduction while keeping content on-policy and safety controls firm.

Securing AI-driven APIs on AWS with Wallarm

As AI workloads scale on AWS, the API layer becomes the primary security surface where every prompt, model response, and agent action flows through. AWS foundational controls and Wallarm runtime API security work together to deliver continuous discovery, behavioral threat detection, and output validation, helping organizations secure agentic systems without re-architecting their environments.

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Automate security and observability with Elastic and Amazon Bedrock

As cloud-native environments expand, security and operations leaders face mounting pressure to reduce response times while managing growing alert volumes and team capacity. Elastic’s AI-powered features on Amazon Bedrock automate the path from detection to resolution across both security and observability workflows. Learn how conversational agents, automated workflows, and custom AI agents accelerate incident response and root cause analysis on AWS.

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Securing enterprise ready AI agents with Auth0 for AI Agents and Amazon Bedrock AgentCore

As AI agents take actions across systems on behalf of your users, identity and access management must sit at the center of your security strategy. In this post, we show how Auth0 for AI Agents and Amazon Bedrock AgentCore work together to authenticate users, secure agent-to-agent communication, govern tool access, and enforce fine-grained authorization. Learn how to extend your existing identity infrastructure to agentic workloads and replace fragmented security with a consistent, maintainable model.

Build a complete SOC solution with Amazon Security Lake, Splunk, and Recorded Future Autonomous Threat Operations

Learn how to close the detection-to-response gap in your security operations by integrating Amazon Security Lake, Splunk Enterprise Security, and Recorded Future Autonomous Threat Operations into a unified SOC architecture that centralizes dispersed security data, automates event correlation, and accelerates threat mitigation through intelligence-driven response. This post walks through a phased implementation approach that transforms your security posture from reactive alert triage to proactive threat hunting.

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How Public AI delivers sovereign LLM inference on AWS and Intel

Open-weight large language models are being released by research institutions worldwide, but turning published weights into production inference services remains a challenge—especially under strict data residency requirements. This post shows how Public AI built a scalable inference platform on Amazon EKS and Intel-powered Amazon EC2 instances to serve Switzerland’s Apertus model family, and why this architecture provides a repeatable blueprint for sovereign LLM initiatives.

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Automate compliance session review with Teleport and Amazon Bedrock

Organizations accumulate thousands of hours of session recordings that satisfy compliance mandates but rarely get reviewed. Learn how Teleport and Amazon Bedrock replace manual playback with AI-powered summarization, risk classification, and SIEM-ready alerts—keeping session data within your AWS environment.

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Hybrid cloud from data gravity to business agility with Cloudera on AWS

Discover how hybrid elasticity introduces a zero-migration data access model that decouples data residency from compute elasticity, enabling enterprises to transform existing data centers into dynamic hybrid data hubs with on-demand cloud scale without moving data.

Generative AI using TiDB and Amazon Bedrock

Generative AI using TiDB and Amazon Bedrock

What if one database could handle transactions, analytics, and semantic vector search for your AI agents—all without managing separate systems? TiDB Cloud on AWS, integrated with Amazon Bedrock, delivers a unified, serverless architecture purpose-built for the demands of autonomous AI. In this post, PingCAP and AWS walk you through the reference architecture, real-world use cases, and the key design decisions to make your generative AI applications production ready using the TiDB console.

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Simplify multi-account log ingestion to Splunk

Amazon CloudWatch Logs centralization offers AWS partners and customers a streamlined alternative to complex, per-account log aggregation pipelines — consolidating logs from across multiple AWS accounts and regions into a single ingestion point for Splunk. By integrating natively with AWS Organizations, the solution automatically onboards new accounts and log groups, reducing operational overhead and total cost of ownership while preserving security boundaries and full data lineage.