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CISA Launches Interactive Tool to Secure Software Buying

🛡️ CISA has released the Software Acquisition Guide: Supplier Response Web Tool to help IT leaders, procurement officers and software vendors strengthen cybersecurity across the acquisition lifecycle. The free, interactive platform digitizes CISA’s existing guidance into an adaptive format that highlights context-specific questions and generates exportable summaries for CISOs, CIOs and other decision-makers. Designed with secure-by-design and secure-by-default principles, the tool supports due diligence without requiring procurement professionals to be cybersecurity experts and aims to simplify risk-aware procurement decisions.

AWS SageMaker Adds P5.4xlarge with NVIDIA H100 GPU

🚀 Amazon SageMaker Training and Processing Jobs now supports the new EC2 P5 instance size with a single NVIDIA H100 GPU, offering the P5.4xlarge configuration for cost‑effective ML and HPC workloads. The instance enables fine-grained scaling so customers can begin with smaller configurations and expand incrementally, improving cost management and infrastructure flexibility. P5.4xlarge is available via SageMaker Flexible Training Plans and in select regions through On‑Demand and Spot.

Custom Metrics in Amazon CloudWatch Application Signals

🔍 Amazon CloudWatch Application Signals now supports Custom Metrics, enabling developers and operators to define and visualize application-specific telemetry alongside standard health metrics such as fault rates, errors, and latency. You can ingest metrics directly with OpenTelemetry Metrics or derive them from spans using the OpenTelemetry Traces SDK and Metrics Filters. The Application Signals console offers correlated views in the Related Metrics tab, interactive visualization, and quick navigation to correlated spans, top contributors, and related logs. Custom Metrics support is available in all regions where Application Signals is offered; see documentation and CloudWatch pricing for details.

AWS App Runner Adds IPv6 for Inbound and Outbound Traffic

🌐 AWS App Runner now supports IPv6 for both inbound and outbound traffic on public and private service endpoints. This removes the need for IPv4/IPv6 address translation and helps customers meet IPv6 compliance requirements. You enable the capability by selecting the dual-stack option in the networking configuration for new or existing services. IPv6 support is available in all Regions where App Runner is offered.

Cloudflare AI Gateway updates: unified billing, routing

🤖 Cloudflare’s AI Gateway refresh centralizes AI traffic management, offering unified billing, secure key storage, dynamic routing, and built-in security through a single endpoint. The update integrates Cloudflare Secrets Store for AES-encrypted BYO keys, provides an automatic normalization layer for requests/responses across providers, and introduces dashboard-driven Dynamic Routes for traffic splits, chaining, and limits. Native Firewall DLP scanning and configurable profiles add data protection controls, while partner access to 350+ models across six providers and a credits-based billing beta simplify procurement and cost management.

Cloudflare Workers AI Adds Leonardo and Deepgram Models

🚀 Cloudflare is expanding Workers AI to include closed-source partner models from Leonardo and Deepgram, bringing optimized image generation and real-time audio capabilities to the edge. The launch includes Leonardo's @cf/leonardo/phoenix-1.0 and @cf/leonardo/lucid-origin and Deepgram's @cf/deepgram/nova-3 and @cf/deepgram/aura-1. These models run on Cloudflare's low-latency GPU infrastructure and integrate with Workers, R2, Images, and Realtime for end-to-end developer workflows.

AWS Console Adds Account Color Settings for Quick ID

🎨 Today AWS announced general availability of account color settings in the AWS Management Console across all Public Regions. Account administrators can assign a persistent color (for example, red for production or yellow for testing) that appears in the Console navigation bar for all authorized users, enabling quick visual identification of accounts. The default color is grey; viewing the color requires AWSManagementConsoleBasicUserAccess or the custom permission uxc:getaccountcolor.

Amazon Braket local device emulator for verbatim circuits

🔬 Amazon Braket now offers a local device emulator to test verbatim circuits with device-specific constraints and realistic noise models before running on quantum hardware. The emulator validates qubit connectivity, native gate sets, and topology while applying depolarizing channels to one- and two-qubit gates using device calibration data and local density-matrix simulation. It supports both real-time and historical calibration snapshots and can be instantiated from AWS quantum devices or custom device properties via the Amazon Braket SDK, integrating into existing workflows so developers can catch compatibility and performance issues early without incurring hardware costs.

AWS Client VPN Adds Connectivity for IPv6 Resources

🔒 AWS Client VPN now supports secure remote access to IPv6-enabled VPC resources, allowing administrators to connect remote users and devices directly to IPv6 workloads. Administrators can deploy IPv6-only or dual-stack Client VPN endpoints to preserve end-to-end IPv6 connectivity and simplify network design for organizations adopting IPv6. This capability expands prior IPv4-only support and helps meet IPv6 adoption and compliance goals. The feature is generally available in all Client VPN regions except Middle East (Bahrain) and is provided at no additional cost, with IPv6 and dual-stack endpoints billed at the existing per-hour endpoint rate.

Amazon GameLift Streams Adds Default Application Controls

🚀 Amazon GameLift Streams now gives developers finer control over default applications for stream groups. You can create stream groups without assigning a default, change which linked application serves as the default, or unlink a default without deleting the group. The service console and APIs — including UpdateStreamGroup, AssociateApplications, and DisassociateApplications — have been updated to manage default application configurations.

GKE Turns Ten: New Pricing, Autopilot Enhancements

🎉 Google marks the tenth anniversary of Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) by simplifying pricing and expanding capabilities. Starting September 2025, GKE moves to a single paid tier, GKE Standard, which includes multi-cluster features such as Fleets, Teams, Config Management, and Policy Controller at no extra cost, with additional capabilities available à la carte. Google is also making Autopilot toggleable per cluster and per workload and promoting a container-optimized compute platform designed to increase efficiency and performance for AI and large-scale services.

Firestore Adds MongoDB Compatibility - GA Release Now

🚀 Firestore with MongoDB compatibility is now generally available on Google Cloud. This launch lets developers run existing MongoDB drivers, code, and tools against a MongoDB-compatible API implemented on Firestore's serverless database, combining MongoDB ecosystem compatibility with Firestore’s multi-region replication, strong consistency, and pay-as-you-go pricing. New capabilities include over 200 API and query features (including $lookup and unique indexes), Firestore Studio enhancements, and Eventarc triggers for change data capture. Enterprise functions such as Point-in-Time Recovery, database cloning, and managed export/import support production and compliance workflows.

Amazon MWAA Enables In-place Downgrades of Airflow

🔄 You can now perform in-place minor Apache Airflow version downgrades on Amazon Managed Workflows for Apache Airflow (MWAA). This feature lets administrators revert an MWAA environment to any other supported minor Airflow version without needing to recreate the environment. You can also launch new Airflow environments in all currently supported MWAA regions via the AWS Management Console with a few clicks. For details, see the Amazon MWAA documentation.

AWS Elastic Beanstalk Now in Thailand, Malaysia, Spain

📢 AWS announced general availability of AWS Elastic Beanstalk in Asia Pacific (Thailand), Asia Pacific (Malaysia), and Europe (Spain). The service automates application deployment, capacity provisioning, load balancing, auto-scaling, and application health monitoring so developers can focus on writing code. These region additions provide local access that can reduce latency, help address data-residency and compliance requirements, and broaden deployment options for customers in Southeast Asia and Spain. Customers can follow the Elastic Beanstalk developer guidance to begin deploying applications in the new regions.

Gemini 2.5 Flash Image Arrives on Vertex AI Preview

🖼️ Google announced native image generation and editing in Gemini 2.5 Flash Image, now available in preview on Vertex AI. The model delivers state-of-the-art capabilities including multi-image fusion, character and style consistency, and conversational editing to refine visuals via natural-language loops. Built-in SynthID watermarking supports responsible, transparent use. Developers and partners report promising integrations and low-latency performance for real-time editing workflows.

CISA Launches Web Tool for Secure Software Procurement

🛡️ CISA released the Software Acquisition Guide: Supplier Response Web Tool, a free, interactive resource to help IT and procurement professionals assess software assurance and supplier risk across the acquisition lifecycle. The Web Tool converts existing guidance into an adaptive, question-driven interface with exportable summaries for CISOs and CIOs. It emphasizes secure-by-design and secure-by-default practices to strengthen due diligence and procurement outcomes.

AWS Transform for .NET Adds Azure DevOps Repos Support

🔗 AWS Transform for .NET now supports Azure DevOps repositories alongside GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket. You can connect Azure DevOps repos directly to AWS Transform to discover, assess, and transform hundreds of repositories in parallel and run unit tests as part of the modernization workflow. Dependencies hosted in Azure Artifacts (NuGet) are resolved automatically during transformation, simplifying migration of .NET Framework applications to Linux-ready, cross-platform .NET while preserving Azure DevOps workflows.

Amazon Polly adds seven expressive generative voices

🔊 Amazon Polly announces general availability of seven new highly expressive generative voices in English, French, Polish, and Dutch. The release introduces one male-sounding voice (Canadian French - Liam) and six female-sounding voices, including US English - Salli and Polish - Ola and Ewa, bringing the Generative TTS roster to 27 voices. These generative voices are available in US East (N. Virginia), US West (Oregon), and Europe (Frankfurt), and leverage Polly’s GenAI-based polyglot capability to preserve a consistent vocal identity across languages.

AWS Deadline Cloud Adds Cinema 4D and Redshift on Linux

🎬 Starting today, AWS Deadline Cloud supports running Maxon Cinema 4D and Redshift render jobs on Linux service-managed fleets. Previously limited to Windows-only service-managed fleets, the new Linux option reduces worker compute costs and lets teams provision and elastically scale rendering capacity automatically. Service-managed fleets can be configured in minutes and the feature is available in all regions where Deadline Cloud is offered.

Google to Verify Android Developers in Four Countries

🛡️ Google will require identity verification for all developers who distribute Android apps, including those that sideload software outside the Google Play ecosystem. Invitations begin October 2025, verification opens to all developers in March 2026, and enforcement starts September 2026 in Brazil, Indonesia, Singapore, and Thailand. The policy aims to curb impersonation, stop repeat malicious actors, and strengthen developer accountability while preserving user choice.