TLDR IT 2026-05-29
Glean Cashes In on AI Efficiency 💸, AI Models Flunk EU Rules 🇪🇺, Enterprise AI Gets Busier 🏢
Glean's Revenue Crosses $300 Million as AI Cost Reduction Becomes a Major Selling Point (4 minute read)
Enterprise AI search startup Glean said it surpassed $300 million in annualized revenue, tripling from $100 million just 15 months ago despite growing competition from Microsoft, Google, OpenAI, Anthropic, Salesforce, and Atlassian. Rather than selling AI purely as a productivity tool, Glean is increasingly positioning itself as a way to reduce model consumption costs by giving AI systems better enterprise context and limiting unnecessary token usage.
Snowflake to Acquire Natoma to Bring Governed Agentic Access to the Enterprise (7 minute read)
Snowflake announced its intent to acquire Natoma to provide governed, secure access for AI agents operating in enterprise environments. Natoma is a centralized MCP gateway that enforces identity, policy, and audit at the tool-call level, helping ensure agent actions comply with permissions and oversight. After integration, Snowflake's Cortex Agents are positioned to connect securely to enterprise applications through a single governed interface.
Nobody Told Me Securing APIs Was My Problem in OutSystems (8 minute read)
An OutSystems enterprise app exposed a REST API endpoint to the public without authentication, allowing access to customers' personal information. OutSystems' built-in security features do not automatically protect exposed APIs, making proper authentication, authorization, input validation, logging, credential handling, and error responses essential.
Study Finds All Major AI Models Violate EU Regulations (4 minute read)
A study from nonprofit research foundation Aithos found that every major AI model tested violated EU AI and data protection regulations to varying degrees, including issues around consent, profiling, manipulation, and handling of sensitive user information. Some models failed compliance checks in up to 93% of scenarios, highlighting how far current AI systems remain from meeting emerging regulatory expectations.
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Eliminate Print Servers TodayAsana Acquires StackAI to Run AI Agent Workflows Across Enterprise Systems (3 minute read)
Asana has acquired StackAI, a no-code platform for building AI agents that can execute workflows across systems like Salesforce, Oracle, AWS, and DocuSign. The move pushes Asana beyond task tracking into cross-system AI orchestration, giving enterprises a way to connect work management, approvals, governance, and agent execution across the broader SaaS stack.
Workday and Google Cloud Expand Partnership to Bring AI Agents Into HR and Finance Workflows (3 minute read)
Workday and Google Cloud have expanded their strategic partnership to bring AI agents closer to HR and finance operations, signaling how enterprise applications are increasingly embedding agentic workflows directly into business systems rather than treating AI as a separate layer.
GitHub Enterprise Server 3.20.3 Addresses Critical Security Flaws (2 minute read)
GitHub has released GitHub Enterprise Server (GHES) 3.20.3 to address multiple critical and high-severity security vulnerabilities that could enable access to internal services, privilege escalation, and sensitive data exposure. The update includes a major security process change: administrators must rotate GHES cryptographic signing keys before applying the patch.
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