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Databricks has updated its security framework to version 3.0, adding a dedicated section on agentic AI – systems that act autonomously and introduce new risks.
Researchers have described a technique called 'promptomorphism': the generation of endless variations of malicious code by AI tools is making traditional defense methods increasingly ineffective.
Interpol warns: Artificial intelligence is transforming financial fraud into a global industry of virtually limitless scale.
Microsoft has announced new tools to protect agentic AI at the RSAC 2026 conference, integrating security at every level of the AI infrastructure.
Microsoft has expanded its Zero Trust concept, adding a dedicated branch for protecting AI systems, new assessment tools, and updated recommendations.
OpenAI's Codex Security has moved away from traditional static code analysis, instead favoring an approach that seeks real vulnerabilities rather than burying developers in false positives.
Google is strengthening the security of open-source software by introducing new tools, investments, and AI-driven approaches to combat code vulnerabilities.
The Cursor security team shared how they launched a 'fleet' of AI agents to find and fix vulnerabilities in their rapidly changing codebase.
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