Cyolo lets AI flag dangerous OT activity but humans stay in control
Cyolo Live Risk Detection uses AI to monitor active OT remote sessions, flag suspicious or unsafe behavior, and alert teams in real time without taking autonomous action.
Cyolo Live Risk Detection uses AI to monitor active OT remote sessions, flag suspicious or unsafe behavior, and alert teams in real time without taking autonomous action.
Microsoft tested a billing-support AI agent and found it disclosed simulated customer data in 30 percent of applicable conversations. New runtime controls reduced the violation rate, but the experiment highlights the risks of giving AI agents access to sensitive systems.
The Linux Foundation is bringing companies and researchers together to build an open defensive stack for securing AI models, agents, and infrastructure.
OpenAI wants to detect dangerous patterns across multiple AI interactions without letting its employees read customer prompts. Here is how Private Safety Processing and Zero Data Retention are supposed to work.
Bitwarden has surpassed 15 million users and 80,000 businesses worldwide as passwords, passkeys, secrets, and AI agents make identity security increasingly complicated.
OpenAI says its AI models found ways through a controlled Hugging Face security evaluation. The surprising result could help defenders build better protections.
Hackers are increasingly targeting the technology suppliers businesses depend on, with new research showing one in four organizations suffered a supplier-related cyber incident.
Finance leaders are rushing to deploy AI agents, but a new survey suggests many companies are moving faster than their safeguards can handle. As AI takes on more financial tasks, questions around governance, accountability, and control are becoming harder to ignore.
IBM and Red Hat are rolling out Lightwell, a new AI-powered platform that promises to help enterprises patch vulnerable open source software without disruptive upgrades.
IBM has joined OpenAI’s Daybreak Cyber Partner Program and launched a new AI-powered security service designed to identify software vulnerabilities before attackers can exploit them.
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.