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Break the Cycle of Spending $250Bn on Manual IT Operations with the IT Knowledge Graph

For twenty years, rules-based automation promised to transform IT operations but it only ever solved about 20% of the problem. The other 80%, the messy, context-dependent work that requires judgment, pattern recognition, and institutional knowledge, has remained human. The result is a $250 billion annual industry bill for teams manually stitching together actions across tools and processes just to keep the lights on. Most I&O leaders have already poured tons of resources into observability tooling and operations headcount. But when your teams only hear about incidents after a customer reports them, when fragmented data across siloed tools makes it nearly impossible to quantify the value your operations deliver, and when every escalation requires manually chasing context across teams and platforms, it's clear the foundation itself needs to change. AI can now handle the reasoning-driven work that rules-based automation could never touch but effective AI requires more than another tool in the stack. It requires an IT Knowledge Graph that captures how your organization actually operates, connecting machine data, institutional knowledge, and service context into a foundation that drives smarter decisions and real automation. In this virtual session, BigPanda's Founder and CEO, Assaf Resnick, and Adam Blau, VP of Product Marketing, will show you what that shift looks like in practice, and how organizations are already seeing 430% ROI, $13.6 million in labor savings, and a 36% reduction in outages. Can't join us live? Register anyway and we'll send you a recording after the session. By registering, you consent to receiving email communications from The New Stack and BigPanda. You may opt out at any time.

Jun 17, 2026 8 min read Premium
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End User Cyber Fundamentals

This course teaches about end user security risks related to everyday online activities such as using email, social media, storing data on public cloud, and using IoT devices. The course analyzes the security and privacy risks end-users should know to recognize threats like online scams, typosquatting, spoofed websites, and others to keep themselves and their organizations safe. End-User awareness training is a priority for any organization and company regardless of its size. It helps the employee to understand the existing security risks and concerns and it cultivates a proactive behavior to detect and prevent attacks before they happen.  Humans are the “weakest link” in the cyber chain, so attackers can prey on the flaws of human nature to target an organization/system. Security infrastructure can be high-end, yet a simple click on a link sent in an email can cause a breach of millions of dollars. Therefore, end-user awareness training is one of the most important steps for successful system implementation. Awareness training helps management as well as employees of an organization to understand the security risks in the information system, to recognize the threats, and to learn how to properly respond to them. This course covers different topics related to end-user cyber fundamentals. You will learn best practices on how to navigate the Internet in a secure manner for safe internet browsing, social media use, public cloud storage risks, and IoT Internet of Things security concerns.  End user awareness training should be performed regularly in every company to include the employees in the security program of the organization to mitigate threats, attacks, and breaches of valuable company data and assets.

Jun 17, 2026 8 min read Premium

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