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The Secret Instructions Hiding Inside Your Company's AI Assistant
A security firm is warning that criminals can hide malicious commands inside ordinary documents, and AI agents will follow those commands without question.
When AI Does What It's Told, For the Wrong Person
A new attack technique lets outsiders trigger high-privilege actions inside company AI systems without ever logging in. The flaw isn't in the AI model. It's in how these systems decide who is allowed to ask.
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.
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.
OpenAI Wants to Catch Misuse Without Reading Your Chats
A new system called Private Safety Processing looks for patterns of harmful behaviour across multiple conversations, but never shows OpenAI staff the actual messages. Here is what that means, and why it matters.
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.
When Helpful AI Agents Go Off-Script: The Enterprise Permission Problem
Give an AI assistant vague instructions and the keys to your systems, and it will happily improvise. Security firm Token Security says that's the whole problem.
AI Agents Are Breaking Into Your Own Systems, With Your Permission
The real danger from enterprise AI isn't hackers. It's well-behaved software doing exactly what it was told, just more than anyone intended.
The 'RufRoot' Flaw: Why Patching Alone Won't Fix This AI Security Hole
A perfect-severity bug in the Ruflo AI platform let anyone walk in without a password, steal credentials, and quietly poison the system's memory. The poisoning can linger even after the patch is applied.
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.
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.
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.
Anthropic gives paying Claude users another week of Fable 5 access
The company pushed the deadline from July 12 to July 19, blaming compute constraints for the on-again, off-again availability of its top model.
AI Is a Force Multiplier for Defenders and Attackers Both, Says Check Point CTO
Jonathan Zanger says every AI platform his team examined over the past year had serious security flaws. The fix isn't to avoid AI. It's to build security in from the start.
Writer AI Patches Critical Cross-Tenant Flaw That Exposed Customer Sessions
A one-click bug dubbed WriteOut let outsiders hop between customer accounts on the enterprise AI platform before it was quietly fixed.