Security teams do not need a dev sprint to automate triage. Flowise lets analysts build no-code AI agent workflows for security triage in an afternoon.
A hands-on Flowise tutorial: quick setup, the Flow State mindset, and 7 real workflows for DevOps and security teams, plus costs and gotchas.
This week: Hassabis steps back at Google DeepMind, Meta ships a terminal coding agent, Anthropic builds its own AI chips, and agents get wallets.
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the shed // ruby + openssh The bash for h in hosts; do ssh $h cmd; done loop is serial, […]
the shed // linux // sysadmin Antivirus catches known malware. It won’t tell you that someone quietly edited /etc/sudoers at […]
the shed // windows // patch compliance A running Windows Update service isn’t the same thing as a patched machine. […]
the shed // windows // sysadmin Local Administrators drift silently — a help-desk fix here, a vendor install there — […]