#AI governance
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A Quarter of Security Chiefs Thought About Quitting Last Year. AI is Why.
New survey data from Splunk shows the people responsible for keeping companies safe are burning out under the weight of AI risk, personal legal exposure, and executives who don't understand the problem.
A New Company Just Raised $100 Million to Put Guard Rails on AI Inside Big Businesses
Neo stepped out of secrecy this week with a nine-figure war chest and a pitch that enterprise AI, meaning the AI tools large companies use internally, is already running ahead of anyone's ability to control it.
How a String of Morse Code Tricked an AI Into Wiring Real Money
A crypto heist nobody heard much about previews a dangerous new kind of attack that needs no stolen passwords, no malware, and no hacked firewall.
AI Is Moving Faster Than the Rules Meant to Control It
The newest AI security tools can act on a network without human approval. The governance frameworks meant to keep that in check weren't written for this.
Your Boss Is the Biggest Shadow AI Risk in the Building
New survey data shows senior executives are far more likely than ordinary staff to use unapproved AI tools, and that gap is quietly undermining every security policy their IT teams try to enforce.
Three States Write the Rules on Powerful AI Before Washington Does
Illinois, New York and California have passed disclosure laws covering the most advanced AI systems. The patchwork will cost companies money and leave ordinary users with questions nobody has answered yet.
Your Incident Response Playbook Almost Certainly Does Not Cover AI Failures. That Is a Problem.
Seven in ten organisations have AI plugged into their core systems, yet most security teams are trying to handle AI breakdowns with tools built for a completely different kind of threat.
Your AI risk register is a list, not a plan. Here is what organisations are missing.
Documenting AI risks is the easy part. Knowing who can actually shut the system down when something goes wrong is where most programmes fall apart.
Microsoft Tightens Teams Meeting Controls for External AI Bots
A new admin policy requires organizer approval before automated external participants can join Teams meetings, a quiet but consequential shift in how enterprises govern AI access to sensitive calls.
CIOs Are Running AI Governance Without a Playbook — and the Clock Is Running
Boards want AI returns. Employees want access. Compliance teams want guardrails. The CIO is caught between all three.
AI-SPM Is Now a Real Category. Here's Why Your Organization Probably Needs It.
More than half of enterprise AI agents run without security oversight or logging. A maturing class of AI security posture management tools exists to fix that, if you know what to look for.
Macron Pushes Wealthy Democracies Toward a Unified AI Regulatory Front
The French president wants the G7 crowd to stop freelancing on AI governance and start coordinating. Whether that translates into anything enforceable is a different question entirely.
Twelve Controls That Actually Matter Once AI Ships to Production
Visibility into AI applications is a starting point, not a security posture. Here is what ongoing monitoring and defense of production AI systems looks like in practice.
OpenAI's Lockdown Mode Admits the Problem It Can't Quite Fix
The new containment feature reduces AI-enabled data exfiltration but doesn't stop it. Experts are divided on whether enterprises should trust a vendor to police itself.
Agentic AI Is Doing What a Thousand Breach Reports Couldn't: Getting Boards to Open the Checkbook
Autonomous agents, AI-generated code, and frontier models capable of offensive cyber ops are finally making cybersecurity a board-level business conversation, not just an IT line item.