Lakewatch leverages Databricks' data storage capabilities to perform essential SIEM tasks, such as threat detection and investigation, enhanced by AI agents from Anthropic's Claude.
Netskope One AI Security is integrated into the Netskope One platform and designed to protect various components of the AI ecosystem. These include AI applications, AI agents, datasets, and users in both public SaaS environments and private or internally hosted AI systems. Workflows in which autonomous AI agents communicate with other systems are also covered by the security.
Security tools are excellent at explaining why something is risky. What they don't do is make remediation safe and practical. The real breakthrough isn't more prioritization, it's removing risk without breaking the business. Reclaim does exactly that, and that's why it matters.
Meta Platforms is piloting a shopping research capability within its Meta AI chatbot, signalling a deeper move into ecommerce as competition intensifies with ChatGPT and Gemini. The feature, currently rolling out to select users in the US via the Meta AI web interface, enables consumers to request product recommendations. In response, the chatbot displays a carousel of images featuring brand names, pricing and merchant links, alongside bullet-point summaries explaining the reasoning behind each suggestion.
Until now, data loss prevention within Microsoft Purview only worked for documents in Microsoft's cloud services. Files stored on laptops or desktops were outside that scope. In practice, this meant Copilot could analyze locally stored documents, even when organizations had strict security rules in place. Microsoft is now putting an end to that limitation.
Microsoft has confirmed that a bug allowed its Copilot AI to summarize customers' confidential emails for weeks without permission. The bug, first reported by Bleeping Computer, allowed Copilot Chat to read and outline the contents of emails since January, even if customers had data loss prevention policies to prevent ingesting their sensitive information into Microsoft's large language model. Copilot Chat allows paying Microsoft 365 customers to use the AI-powered chat feature in its Office software products, including Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
This time, OpenAI dominated the cycle after CEO Sam Altman revealed that the company had hired Peter Steinberger, the Austrian developer behind OpenClaw-open-source software to build autonomous AI agents that had gone wildly viral over the past three months. In a post on his personal site, Steinberger said joining OpenAI would allow him to pursue his goal of bringing AI agents to the masses, without the added burden of running a company.
The European Parliament has taken a rare and telling step: it has disabled built-in artificial intelligence features on work devices used by lawmakers and staff, citing unresolved concerns about data security, privacy, and the opaque nature of cloud-based AI processing. The decision, communicated to Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) in an internal memo this week, reflects a deepening unease at the heart of European institutions about how AI systems handle sensitive data.
