Artificial Intelligence

David Booth

September 4, 2026

Cloud posture on autopilot: continuously auditing AWS, Azure and Microsoft 365

Most of the cloud security incidents we get called into have nothing to do with a novel exploit. Someone opened a security group to 0.0.0.0/0 for a vendor's remote session and never closed it. A storage account got flipped to public so a contractor c ...

#cloud-security#microsoft-365#azure#aws#configuration-drift#continuous-compliance

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Guido Tapia

September 7, 2026

A morning digest your team actually reads: AI-summarised news, spend and system health

Most Australian operations teams I talk to are subscribed to too much. Cloud billing alerts to one inbox, an uptime tool posting to a Slack channel, ad platform notifications to whoever set up the account three years ago, four vendor newsletters, and ...

#llm-summarisation#automation#monitoring#cloud-costs#prompt-design

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Marco Tapia

September 9, 2026

Ad spend guardrails: automated Google Ads reporting and anomaly alerts

Most organisations we work with have alerts on cloud spend. If an AWS account jumps 30% overnight, someone gets paged. The same organisation will spend a comparable amount on Google Ads and review it once a month, in a meeting, from a deck built by t ...

#google-ads#marketing-automation#anomaly-detection#llm#reporting

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