The New Stack's recent coverage spans AI security, agents and Kubernetes

AI security and vulnerability management

The New Stack lists "AI is speeding up exploits. Vulnerability spreadsheets can't keep up," dated Oct 3rd 2026 at 10:00am and credited to Russ Andersson. The headline directly frames a gap between the speed of exploits and spreadsheet-based vulnerability tracking.

Other listed stories extend the security focus to AI systems. Titles include "In AI security, there's no room for a defender's mindset," "Transform AI from a security blind spot into a roadmap," and "WebAssembly could solve AI agents' most dangerous security gap." The listings also include "Enterprise AI desperately needs to protect data and models. Here's how confidential AI could do it."

Agentic development and operations

Agent coverage moves from coding to verification and runtime. "Greptile, Cursor, and Devin agree that agents should run their code. What they run it against matters," while "Agentic development hinges on verification. For cloud-native software, that is a runtime problem." The source also lists "Your merge gate was a compromise. Coding agents are making it a liability."

Operations entries include "Agents have made CI the bottleneck. Faster pipelines are the wrong fix," dated Oct 4th 2026 at 11:00am by Arjun Iyer. Other headlines are "What managing 150,000 AI agents could look like for database teams" and "When AI agent traces become application data."

Kubernetes infrastructure and ownership

Kubernetes is a recurring subject. "What Kubernetes' 'monolith' lesson means for AI agent harnesses" is dated Oct 2nd 2026 at 12:31pm by Bill Doerrfeld. Listings also compare K3s and K8s, examine fleet management at the edge, and ask which of the 67 enhancements in Kubernetes v1.37 matter for operators.

Other infrastructure headlines focus on OpenTelemetry, Prometheus, Kubernetes controllers and cluster ownership. They include "OpenTelemetry and Prometheus are getting along. What's still missing?", "From intent to enforcement: Lessons from operating Kubernetes controllers at scale," and "A live Kubernetes cluster can still have an ownership gap."

Registries, containers and engineering practice

Security coverage includes "Shai-Hulud: Whoever controls your package registry controls your pipeline" and "The critical vulnerability was a test database. That's the whole triage problem." Container and cloud entries include "Your container images are unsigned. In the AI era, that's a ticking time bomb" and "Why Terraform is green when your cloud is broken."

Engineering practice is covered through stories on code review and readiness. The page lists "Kill the code review theater, keep the review," "Code review is burning out your best engineers," and "CRA readiness starts in the codebase." Across the story list, the recurring subjects are AI security, agent execution, infrastructure ownership, code review and package delivery.