Access Control stories
Nearly half of Canadian office workers have never been briefed on safe AI use, even as 71% say they have increased it over the past year.
Nearly half of office staff are using AI at work without employer training, leaving companies exposed to data leaks and scams.
The open-source guardrail aims to stop coding agents from deleting files, wiping changes or altering safety settings before commands hit the shell.
Organisations using both platforms can now query Databricks-managed Iceberg tables in BigQuery without copying data, cutting delays and storage costs.
The breach began months earlier with a tampered software package and a fake recruitment process that helped attackers reach privileged wallet staff.
The tool aims to stop AI agents creating a second, unmonitored workforce by extending corporate browser rules to their web activity.
Reco said record-triggered AI agents in ServiceNow and Salesforce can inherit the wrong user, creating access risks for support and sales workflows.
The new system is designed to help building operators cut nuisance alarms and manage more complex sites with fewer skilled staff.
Enterprises could cut AI data-handling overhead as the storage group adds native analytics, governed model access and faster object storage to VSP One.
Building operators could gain conversational AI tools and alarm support as Honeywell expands software across fire, security and energy systems.
A major outage at one strategic site could trigger £352 million in direct losses, underlining the need for tighter physical protection.
Singapore firms are facing mounting losses from security gaps, with 71% hit by a major incident in the past year, the report says.
The new capital will fund engineering and sales expansion as PuppyGraph 1.0 goes live for enterprises needing AI agents to query data in place.
The move gives organisations a separate recovery path for analytics and AI data, after attacks on cloud backups and identity systems have risen.
That could cut deployment delays for firms using autonomous agents, while keeping higher-risk access changes behind human approval and audit trails.
The workflow pushes fixes to business owners via Jira and ServiceNow, aiming to curb exposure backlogs as AI tools expose more sensitive data.
New Zealand firms face longer exposure windows as attacks speed up, with Division Zero's platform offering next-business-day testing and continuous checks.
Security teams can now automate policy investigations and change plans, with FireMon's new AI tools due in November at no extra charge.
The free offer covers commercial teams and open-source maintainers as CodeRabbit races to flag code flaws before attackers can exploit them.
The new system is meant to stop coalition personnel relying on consumer apps when national military networks fail to interconnect.