Flux raises $5M in funding. June 24, 2026 Flux announced $5 million in new funding led by Calibrate Ventures, with participation from existing investors True Ventures and Glasswing Ventures. The capital will accelerate product development and go-to-market efforts, helping engineering leaders stay ahead as AI reshapes software development. Flux gives engineering leaders ground-truth visibility into codebases by analyzing code changes and surfacing risk, technical debt, and team dynamics, enabling them to ship faster without losing control. "Flux insights are based on the source of truth, the code, so leaders can lean into AI without flying blind," said Ted Julian, CEO and Founder, Flux. "Every other major business function has a system of record. Engineering needs one that's ready for the Age of AI. We're building that system around the code itself, so leaders can easily and confidently answer the questions that matter most: Are we really getting value from AI? Where could we be doing better? Is our AI transformation creating risk we can't see?" "Engineering leaders don't need more dashboards. They need a direct line into how their code is evolving day to day," said Jason Schoettler, Co-Founder and Managing Partner, Calibrate Ventures. "Flux's code-first approach gives them exactly that, tying code changes to quality, security, and business impact. We're excited to back Ted and the Flux team." Flux will use the new capital to: - Deepen its AI-powered analysis of complex codebases. - Expand capabilities linking AI transformation to cost, quality, security, and technical debt. - Grow its go-to-market and engineering teams. Industry news. June 24, 2026 CData Software launched three products for developers building AI applications on enterprise data: Connect AI Developer Edition (free), the CData Connect AI Python SDK (open source), and CData CLI. June 24, 2026 Liquibase released the open source Liquibase CVE Library (Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures Library) to foster security and transparency across the Liquibase Community. June 24, 2026 Flux announced $5 million in new funding led by Calibrate Ventures. June 23, 2026 The Linux Foundation, the nonprofit organization enabling mass innovation through open source, announced the intent to launch the Agent Name Service (ANS), a new open standard designed to provide trusted identity, verification, and discovery for AI agents operating across the internet. June 23, 2026 Secure Code Warrior introduced its new SCW AI Adoption Model, a practical framework that maps the full progression of AI use in software development, from minimal AI assistance or fully autonomous agentic orchestration. June 23, 2026 Snyk announced Evo Agentic Development Security (ADS), extending security coverage to the AI workforce powering modern software development. June 23, 2026 Momentic launched a major platform update that rethinks software verification for the AI era. June 22, 2026 Check Point(R) Software Technologies Ltd.(link is external) announced the use of OpenAI's frontier cyber capabilities into its customer-facing defenses. June 22, 2026 TypeMock announced the launch of TypeMock Test Review, a new solution that helps software development teams evaluate the quality of their unit tests by identifying duplicate, fragile, ineffective, and high-maintenance tests that wasn't required before AI generated tests. June 18, 2026 Check Point(R) Software Technologies Ltd.(link is external) announced its upcoming integration with Amazon Bedrock AgentCore. June 18, 2026 UltraViolet Cyber (UltraViolet) announced the launch of UltraViolet Solstice, its proprietary AI platform for application penetration testing. June 18, 2026 Infragistics launched three integrated AI development tools that make up its new Ignite UI Enterprise MCP toolchain. June 17, 2026 Check Point(R) Software Technologies Ltd.(link is external) and Illumio announced an expanded strategic partnership(link is external) to help organizations defend against a new category of threat: frontier AI models capable of autonomously executing full-scale attacks at machine speed. June 17, 2026 At the AWS Summit, Amazon announced a series of innovations focused on giving AI agents the governed context they need to deliver trusted decisions, including a new service called AWS Context, business context and semantic search for AWS Glue Data Catalog (preview), and the general availability of Amazon S3 annotations. June 17, 2026 Postman has achieved the Amazon Web Services (AWS) AI Competency in the Agentic AI Tools category.

CData Software has launched three products for developers building AI applications on enterprise data: Connect AI Developer Edition (free), the CData Connect AI Python SDK (open source), and CData CLI. The tools provide governed access to enterprise systems including Salesforce, Snowflake, NetSuite, Microsoft 365 and Workday through SQL, Python and command line interfaces. Connect AI Developer Edition exposes enterprise APIs as a queryable data layer with standardised schema and automatic handling of authentication and rate limits. It includes MCP server support and works with coding assistants like Claude Code and Cursor. The Python SDK offers DB-API-compliant access, whilst CData CLI is a command-line interface for the company's JDBC, ODBC, Python and ADO.NET connectors. All three products are available at cdata.com/developers.

CData launches Connect AI Developer Edition, Python SDK, and CLI. June 23, 2026 CHAPEL HILL, N.C. - CData Software today launched three products for developers building AI applications on enterprise data: Connect AI Developer Edition (free), the CData Connect AI Python SDK (open source), and CData CLI. The releases give developers direct, governed access to enterprise systems, Salesforce, Snowflake, NetSuite, Microsoft 365, Workday, and hundreds of others, through the interfaces they already use: SQL, Python, the command line, and MCP. Most enterprise AI projects stall at the data layer, not because the models are wrong, but because getting governed, reliable access to production systems requires IT involvement at every step. Connect AI is what IT deploys so developers don't have to ask for permission each time. Business teams get AI workflows. Developers get a stable data interface. IT gets visibility and control over every query. "Developers have been forced to choose between moving fast and meeting the governance their company requires. That tradeoff doesn't hold up anymore," said Raviv Levi, Chief Product and Technology Officer at CData. "The same live, governed access that IT trusts and the business depends on should follow developers into the terminal, the Python environment, and the IDE. That's what these releases do." Connect AI Developer Edition Connect AI exposes enterprise APIs as a consistent, queryable data layer with standardized schema, read/write support, and automatic handling of authentication, rate limits, versioning, and pagination. Developers write queries. The platform handles the rest. The free Developer Edition includes the full enterprise feature set: MCP server support, per-user authentication passthrough, query logging with user-level attribution, and a management MCP server. It works out of the box with any MCP-capable coding assistant, client, or framework, including Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and LangChain, among others. Connect AI also ships with Toolkits, which let teams package governed data access into a single MCP Server URL scoped to specific use cases, so agents get exactly what they need and nothing more. Connect AI Python SDK The Python SDK provides DB-API-compliant access to Connect AI, so developers can pull governed enterprise data into existing Python workflows without changing how they write code. It works with pandas, SQLAlchemy, cursor-based queries, and any other DB-API-compatible tool. The SDK is open source and available now. CData CLI is a command-line interface for CData's JDBC, ODBC, Python, and ADO.NETconnectors, designed to speed up development and testing for analytics pipelines, BI integrations, and ETL workflows. It's built for how developers work today: CLI-native tooling that coding assistants like Claude Code and Cursor can use directly to scaffold connectivity without digging through documentation. The initial release supports JDBC, with support for ADO.NET, Python, and ODBC coming in future releases.