A new report from Deloitte warns that companies are rolling out AI agents faster than their safety protocols can keep up. This rapid deployment raises serious concerns about security, data privacy, and accountability. Many businesses are moving from testing phases directly into full production without implementing enough safeguards. Rapid Adoption Challenges Traditional Risk Controls According
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Many boards are rushing to improve their scenario planning processes to tackle rising risks, but most are not keeping up with the increasing complexity. A new report highlights a significant gap between what boards are doing and what they need to stay prepared for 2026. Despite efforts to expand their planning efforts, few are leveraging
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Microsoft has rolled out security updates to fix a serious zero-day flaw affecting Office applications. This vulnerability can be exploited simply by opening a malicious document, making it a significant threat for organizations. The flaw is actively being exploited in the wild, prompting urgent action from IT teams. Understanding the Zero-Day Flaw The vulnerability, identified
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As AI-generated data becomes more common, organizations need to rethink how they trust and handle their information. A new report from Gartner highlights the growing risks associated with AI outputs and how traditional data management methods may no longer be enough. With many companies increasing their AI investments, the need for stronger data controls is
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Descope has launched a new update called Agentic Identity Hub 2.0, aimed at making it easier for developers and security teams to manage AI agents and Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers. This no-code platform now offers a dedicated user interface and control panel to handle authorization, access, credentials, and policies. The update helps organizations oversee
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AI assistants and more advanced agent-based tools are becoming more visible in workplaces. However, most organizations remain cautious about deploying these technologies on a large scale. Experts believe that as the technology matures, wider adoption could happen, but only if companies tackle ongoing issues around security, governance, and trust. The Current State of AI Usage
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In a recent development, Microsoft reportedly handed over BitLocker encryption keys to US law enforcement officers. This move allowed access to encrypted data on specific devices, raising questions about data control and privacy. The incident highlights ongoing debates about encryption, user rights, and government access to digital information. Law Enforcement Gains Access to Encrypted Data
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Salesforce’s MuleSoft has introduced a new feature called Agent Scanners to improve how large companies manage their AI tools. This addition is part of Agent Fabric, a set of tools launched last year to address the growing problem of agent sprawl. As companies adopt more AI agents, keeping track of them becomes harder, leading to
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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella is urging Europe to rethink what sovereignty means in the age of AI. Instead of focusing only on where data is stored, he emphasizes who benefits from the insights AI systems generate. His message suggests that the real issue isn’t just data location but control over the intelligence derived from that
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C5i, an AI and analytics company, has introduced a new platform called Agent5i. It’s designed to help organizations safely and confidently expand their use of autonomous agents across their operations. The platform provides a strong governance foundation, making it easier to integrate AI into mission-critical workflows and ensure they run reliably and securely. Built for
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