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      <title>IBM Bob Offers Self-Hosted Deployment for AI Sovereignty and Governance</title>
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      <description>IBM has launched a self-hosted deployment option for its AI-powered software development and modernization tool, IBM Bob. This new offering empowers enterprises to maintain AI sovereignty and enhance governance by keeping sensitive code, data, and workflows within their own controlled infrastructure, addressing key concerns for secure and compliant AI adoption.</description>
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      <description>How to design AI-assisted incident response runbooks that preserve evidence, summarize telemetry, propose containment, open remediation pull requests, require approvals, and verify recovery.</description>
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