CrowdStrike believes the traditional login-and-trust model is no longer sufficient for autonomous AI agents. The company is pushing a new approach that continuously evaluates whether an AI agent should be allowed to act, potentially changing how organizations think about identity security in the AI era.
Cloudflare and Anthropic are teaming up on Cloudflare Environments for Claude Managed Agents, giving businesses a more secure and scalable way to run AI agents with sandboxed code execution, browser automation, observability, private networking, and Cloudflare Workers support.
AI agents are moving into real business roles, and Palo Alto Networks is acquiring Portkey to bring control before things spiral.
Trend Micro is rebranding its consumer security business as TrendLife and promising AI era protection with Kaleida. But is it truly new, or mostly marketing?
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.
GoDaddy is testing a DNS based identity system for AI agents using the ANS standard. LegalZoom has already registered its first agent through the system.
OpenAI is asking researchers to probe how its AI can be abused, not just hacked. The new Safety Bug Bounty program focuses on agents, data leaks, and real-world misuse.
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.
Norton has launched its Genie AI scam detector inside ChatGPT, allowing users to paste suspicious messages, emails, and links for instant safety guidance.
Microsoft and CrowdStrike have expanded their partnership, allowing the Falcon platform to be purchased through Microsoft Marketplace using existing Azure Consumption Commitment funds. The move could simplify enterprise procurement and help security teams deploy faster without reopening budget negotiations.
OpenAI rolls out ChatGPT Lockdown Mode and new Elevated Risk labels, aiming to curb prompt injection attacks and strengthen AI security across connected workflows.