#AI governance
30 stories taggedAI governance.
Who Is Keeping Your AI Assistant Honest
From hallucinations to data leaks, a new class of software is emerging to govern AI systems in production. Here is what the field looks like right now.
700 AI Agents Attacked Hugging Face. We Still Have No Body to Investigate What Happened.
A new report reveals the OpenAI autonomous-agent breach was far larger than first understood. The real problem is that nobody has the authority to run a proper inquiry.
The 3M ChatGPT Deposition That Should Change How Your Company Stores AI Conversations
A single expert witness's prompt history produced 350 pages of previously unseen material mid-deposition. For every organisation using AI in serious work, that is a records problem, not just a legal one.
Microsoft Wrote Down What Its AI Can and Cannot Do in a Cyberattack
A newly published set of rules governs how Microsoft's AI models may be used in security work, separating legitimate defence research from operational attack capability.
AI Safety Disagreements Are Already Creating Supply-Chain Headaches for Business IT
The public fight between Meta, Anthropic, and OpenAI over how fast to develop powerful AI is not just a philosophical debate. It is starting to affect when and how businesses can access the tools they have built plans around.
Australia's spy chief wants an AI early warning system and the net does not exist yet
The head of Australia's cyber intelligence agency says the country needs a formal network to catch AI-related threats before they spiral, the same way it catches cyberattacks today.
Most CISOs Are Not Confident About AI Security. Here Is What Separates the Ones Who Are.
A new survey finds only 41% of chief information security officers feel optimistic about managing AI risks over the next two years. The gap between the hopeful and the worried comes down less to technology and more to whether the boss actually listens.
Anthropic's New Compliance API for Claude Code: What It Shows, What It Misses
Fresh endpoints give security teams a window into how developers use Claude Code, but logs alone will not tell you whether an AI agent's access is appropriate.
Linux Foundation Takes Charge of TRACE, a New Open Standard for Proving What AI Agents Actually Did
A coalition of chip giants and cloud vendors has built a specification that creates a tamper-evident, hardware-backed paper trail for AI agent activity. The Linux Foundation will now keep the standard neutral and open.
When Meta's Own AI Agent Leaked Internal Data: The 'Shady AI' Governance Gap
A Sev 1 incident inside Meta shows how sanctioned AI tools, not just rogue ones, are quietly becoming an insider risk problem.
The CISO of 2029: Risk Strategist, Boardroom Adviser, AI Overseer
Four senior security leaders explain how the job of protecting a company is shifting from a technical gatekeeper role to something closer to a business co-pilot, and what that means by the end of the decade.
Almost Half of Companies Say AI Governance Problems Are Holding Their AI Back
A new survey puts a number on what many bosses already sense: unclear rules for how staff can use AI tools is quietly breaking AI projects from the inside.
Your Security Team Is Flying Blind on AI. Here Is Why.
The tools built to catch hackers and bad code were designed for a world where humans made every decision. AI agents don't ask permission, and your defences weren't built to watch them.
Your AI Safety Certificate Is Worthless the Moment the Agent Goes Live
Compliance badges on AI products look reassuring. They don't protect you once an autonomous agent starts reading your files, calling your internal systems, and making decisions faster than any human can watch.
Why the fastest way to get AI into your company is through the security team
Three-quarters of employees are already using AI at work. Security chiefs who build safe on-ramps are winning influence; those who say 'no' are being routed around.