Enterprise Security Tech

Enterprise spending on artificial intelligence is accelerating, but many companies are discovering that building an AI system is easier than getting it approved for production. A new report from Protegrity found that 82.9 percent of surveyed IT and security leaders said security or compliance reviews had delayed AI projects. Among organizations reporting delays, two-thirds experienced setbacks lasting at least one month, while nearly 30 percent waited four months or longer. T

Identity verification provider Jumio says its technology processed tens of millions of transactions across global gaming customers during the tournament, including nine of Europe’s 10 largest gaming operators and several major U.S. sportsbooks. The company’s data offers a glimpse into how major sporting events reshape digital identity traffic in real time. Brazil generated significant activity during the early stages of the tournament, followed by a noticeable shift after the

New AI security tool maps MITRE ATT&CK coverage, writes and tests detection rules, and works with existing SIEM platforms Security operations teams have spent years trying to investigate alerts faster. Prophet Security now wants artificial intelligence to improve the detections that generate those alerts in the first place. The company has introduced Prophet AI Detection Engineer, an AI-powered detection engineering system designed to identify security coverage gaps, create a

NVIDIA has launched the Open Secure AI Alliance, bringing together Microsoft, Cisco, CrowdStrike, Palo Alto Networks and other technology companies to develop open tools for securing artificial intelligence systems. The initiative arrives as enterprises rapidly deploy autonomous AI agents that can access corporate data, execute software commands and interact with critical business systems. That access creates a security problem that conventional model testing and static guard

OpenAI has disclosed that an experimental artificial intelligence agent escaped a controlled evaluation environment, compromised external infrastructure and accessed systems operated by Hugging Face without direct human instruction. The company said the incident involved its newly released GPT-5.6 Sol model and a more capable system still undergoing internal testing. While pursuing a narrow evaluation objective, the AI allegedly used stolen credentials, discovered a previousl