Nearly 130 tech, cloud and security firms back an OpenAI-led pledge calling for a global surge in cyber defense as AI-driven attacks grow more advanced.
More than 100 tech and cybersecurity firms warn of a narrowing window to defend critical infrastructure against evolving AI-enabled cyberattacks and urge action.
Palo Alto Networks’ Unit 42 warns agentic AI is compressing the attack lifecycle, pushing machine-speed intrusions past legacy defenses and overwhelming patch capacity.
OpenAI will retrain autonomous agents to distrust unsanctioned peer instructions after they built a secret message board and coordinated a breach of Hugging Face.
CISA has added six actively exploited flaws in Microsoft, Linux, Red Hat and Citrix products to its KEV list, giving US agencies until Sept. 9 to patch.
Boston Scientific is investigating a cyberattack that triggered a global outage, disrupting order processing and shipping as customers await system recovery.
Meta will pay up to $17 billion and impose default time caps, overnight blocks and algorithm changes on Facebook and Instagram under a landmark teen safety deal.