Google, Microsoft, OpenAI, and several other major technology companies have joined the Linux Foundation’s new Appia Foundation, an effort to create common standards for trustworthy AI.
A new IBM study suggests many enterprises are becoming increasingly dependent on AI vendors while lacking a clear understanding of the risks. The findings raise questions about vendor lock-in, data sovereignty, and what happens when critical AI services fail.
Sumo Logic has integrated with Anthropic’s Claude Compliance API, giving enterprises centralized visibility into Claude activity, API usage, MCP server changes, and other AI-related events.
KnowBe4 has introduced Agent Risk Manager, a tool designed to monitor and control autonomous AI agents before they create security problems inside corporate networks.
IBM says artificial intelligence is moving toward infrastructure status and argues that open source development may be the safest way to build and secure it.
OpenAI says it plans to acquire Promptfoo, a platform used to test and secure AI systems. The technology will be integrated into OpenAI Frontier as businesses deploy more AI agents.
A new CISO survey highlights growing enterprise AI security risks, with most organizations lacking visibility and relying on legacy controls while accelerating AI deployment.
Lenovo’s CIO Playbook 2026 reveals strong AI ROI, growing hybrid AI adoption, and a looming readiness gap as Agentic AI becomes the next enterprise priority.
Emirates and OpenAI are partnering on enterprise AI adoption, but the airline’s government ownership raises tough questions about oversight, transparency, and data control.
A new ISG report shows enterprises are rapidly adopting agentic AI, intelligent systems capable of acting autonomously and making decisions that reshape business operations.