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Sep 23, 2026

Bharath RangarajanGUEST
17:23
And then desired state management gets you there.
Bharath RangarajanGUEST
17:26
And if it sees a drift from, again, very common things you see in the CMDB and data center systems, like this drift management and bringing it back to the state, we've brought those kinds of governance controls.
Bharath RangarajanGUEST
17:38
So I'm talking about all the things that exist today that will help you govern AI or any kind of new onslaught of technology like what we're seeing.
Bharath RangarajanGUEST
17:48
But again, I got to leave some suspense for you to wait till Omnisa 1.
Luigi FerriHOST
1:28
So what happens? People start connecting the information manually.
Luigi FerriHOST
1:36
Someone opens the CMDB, someone else checks the CRM, finance checks the ERP, the service manager looks for the SLA.
Luigi FerriHOST
1:47
Messages start moving between teams.
Luigi FerriHOST
1:51
We have APIs everywhere, but we are still using people as an API.
Luigi FerriHOST
1:57
So for a chief information security officer, dealing with a potentially serious security event that is not just inefficient, it is a risk.
Luigi FerriHOST
2:09
So today I want to ask a, I would say, very provocative question.
Luigi FerriHOST
2:15
Should your CMDB be known about customers' contract revenue and business risk? I think it should, but that does not mean turning the CMDB into another CRM or another ERP.
Luigi FerriHOST
2:32
It means building what I call a business aware CMDB.
Ronny WolfGUEST
21:40
Yeah, yeah, that is important, absolutely.
Ronny WolfGUEST
21:42
But we also have seen that, uh, customers are using that as a CMDB.
Ronny WolfGUEST
21:46
Um, they are using-
Johna Till JohnsonHOST
21:47
Mm-hmm
Ronny WolfGUEST
21:49
So the DDI platform was used as a monitoring platform because they pushed, uh, information from, uh, from other stuff into it.
Ronny WolfGUEST
21:57
So, um, we were not even aware of that, that customers are using the platforms like they do.
John BurkeHOST
22:04
Well, it makes sense because to s- to an extent that's not true for other, like, CMDB type systems.
John BurkeHOST
22:11
What's in your systems has to be correct.
Ronny WolfGUEST
21:40
Yeah, yeah, th- that is important, absolutely.
Ronny WolfGUEST
21:42
But we also have seen that, uh, customers are using that as a CMDB.
Ronny WolfGUEST
21:46
Um, they are using-
Johna Till JohnsonHOST
21:47
Mm-hmm
Ronny WolfGUEST
21:49
So the DDI platform was used as a monitoring platform because they pushed, uh, information from, uh, from other stuff into it.
Ronny WolfGUEST
21:57
So, um, we were not even aware of that, that customers are using the platforms like they do.
John BurkeHOST
22:04
Well, it makes sense because to s- to an extent that's not true for other, like, CMDB type systems, what's in your systems has to be correct.
Ronny WolfGUEST
22:15
Yes.
Ryan LucasHOST
59:45
Like, oof.
Justin BrodleyHOST
59:46
I mean, like so many companies have already, right? They have asset management that has all the installed applications and they know all the assets of CMDB.
Justin BrodleyHOST
59:53
And so they can actually parse that with AI to make a termination of actual risk.
Justin BrodleyHOST
59:57
And so I'm like, the fact that Qualys doesn't have AI features in their product or even a roadmap for it, blows my mind.
Ronny WolfGUEST
21:40
Yeah, yeah, th- yeah, that is important, absolutely.
Ronny WolfGUEST
21:42
But we also have seen that, uh, customers are using that as a CMDB.
Ronny WolfGUEST
21:46
Um, they are using-
Johnna JohnsonHOST
21:47
Mm-hmm
Ronny WolfGUEST
21:49
So the DDI platform was used as a monitoring platform because they pushed, uh, information from, uh, from other stuff into it.
Ronny WolfGUEST
21:57
So, um, we were not even aware of that, that customers are using the platforms like they do.
John BurkeHOST
22:04
Well, it makes sense because to s- to an extent that's not true for other, like, CMDB type systems, what's in your systems has to be correct.
Ronny WolfGUEST
22:15
Yes.
JustinHOST
5:35
It was updated to version one dot zero dot three.
JustinHOST
5:37
In this version, they added some new features, including automatic registration of dedicated CMDB discovery source for Rasen imports, added an in-application privacy policy page and navigation module, and added support for creating and updating CMDB records to the ServiceNow Identification and Reconciliation engine, helping reduce duplicate CIs and align imported data with CMDB rec- reconciliation rules.
JustinHOST
5:59
There were some improvements around import set table selection for CI class mapping configuration and transform map field mapping handling to ensure that only mappings from the active transform map are used during CMDB import processing.
JustinHOST
6:12
And that's what's new from the team at Arasan Inc.
JustinHOST
6:15
Our second highlight of the episode is from ServiceNow.
Sean MurphyGUEST
29:12
And then I move to a governance model and I start with... insisting on somebody's accountable for that API or that AI agent.
Sean MurphyGUEST
29:23
By name, in the CMDB, we've got people that are absolutely accountable for what that agent does, what an agent doesn't do.
Sean MurphyGUEST
29:32
And when that agent makes a decision and it's not a good decision, for whatever reason, maybe it's a credit risk, you know, rejection that's biased.
Sean MurphyGUEST
29:41
When that happens, somebody has to be the accountable party to, not in a punishment kind of way, but just somebody's gotta, you know, feel responsible because the default position will be the CISO.
Sean MurphyGUEST
29:13
And then I move to a governance model, and I start with insisting on somebody's accountable for that API or that AI agent.
Sean MurphyGUEST
29:23
By name, in the CMDB, we've got people that are absolutely accountable for what that agent does, what an agent doesn't do.
Sean MurphyGUEST
29:32
And when that agent makes a decision and it's not a good decision, for whatever reason, maybe it's a credit risk rejection that's biased, When that happens, somebody has to be the accountable party to, not in a punishment kind of way, but just somebody's gotta, you know, feel responsible because the default position will be the CISO.
Sean MurphyGUEST
29:52
And if I leave with any messaging here today, I really would want to say that the CISO can't be the default owner of all the agents and the shadow AI.
Sean MurphyGUEST
29:13
And then I move to a governance model, and I start with insisting on somebody's accountable for that API or that AI agent.
Sean MurphyGUEST
29:23
By name, in the CMDB, we've got people that are absolutely accountable for what that agent does, what an agent doesn't do.
Sean MurphyGUEST
29:32
And when that agent makes a decision and it's not a good decision, for whatever reason, maybe it's a credit risk rejection that's biased, When that happens, somebody has to be the accountable party to, not in a punishment kind of way, but just somebody's gotta, you know, feel responsible because the default position will be the CISO.
Sean MurphyGUEST
29:52
And if I leave with any messaging here today, I really would want to say that the CISO can't be the default owner of all the agents and the shadow AI.

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