Stanford University has developed a new security framework for AI systems used across research, teaching, healthcare and administration, with a particular focus on a growing challenge for institutions: AI that can do things, not simply generate answers. The Stanford AI Security Framework (AISF) assesses systems according to factors including data sensitivity, autonomy, access to tools...Read More
It’s tempting to read the Hugging Face story as the moment AI agents went rogue. That isn’t quite what happened, and the details matter. These were cybersecurity research agents running in evaluations where safeguards had been deliberately turned down so researchers could see what the models were capable of. Nobody’s customer service bot woke up...Read More
Organization and enterprise administrators can now see AI Scan for pull requests enablement status in the security overview coverage view. The code scanning summary shows enabled and not enabled repository counts, while repository rows show each repository’s effective AI Scan enablement. You can filter the coverage view with code-scanning-ai-scan-pr-scan:enabled and code-scanning-ai-scan-pr-scan:not-enabled. Coverage CSV exports now...Read More
Meta has let go of the founders and employees of Virtue AI, an artificial intelligence security startup it recruited only four months ago, bringing an abrupt end to a high-profile talent acquisition aimed at strengthening its AI safety capabilities. According to Semafor, Meta has parted ways with Bo Li, Dawn Song and Sanmi Koyejo, the...Read More
Super Intelligence Force Follows Voluntary Accord as AI Agent Incidents Mount Chris Riotta (@chrisriotta) • October 5, 2026 Image: Shutterstock The U.S. intelligence chief will top the leadership roster of the White House’s new artificial intelligence task force, President Donald Trump said Sunday. See Also: From Search to Agents: How Buyer Expectations are...Read More
Today’s reality is tomorrow’s risk. Unstructured data—documents, emails, messages, images, logs, and AI-generated content—is growing exponentially and spreading across every environment organizations depend on. It now represents the majority of the data enterprises create and store, including their most sensitive information. Unlike structured data, unstructured data is highly distributed, constantly changing, and difficult to systematically classify...Read More
EAST GREENSBORO, N.C. (Oct. 5, 2026) – An artificial intelligence assistant that turns against the people it serves. A voice recording that reveals more about its speaker than they ever intended. A drug discovery model that becomes a target. These are not distant scenarios, and this October, North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University is...Read More
I keep talking to CTOs who have absolutely no idea how many AI agents are running inside their own companies. They can’t even give me a ballpark guess. That is where we are in late 2026. The reason being the last two years followed the oldest technology pattern: deploy first, secure second. The bill is...Read More
Organizations are increasing their cybersecurity spending as AI adoption accelerates, but many still lack the data and governance controls needed to manage emerging AI risks, PwC found in its 2027 Global Digital Trust Insights survey published October 1. The survey collected responses from 3,934 business and technology leaders across 71 countries. The findings show that...Read More
