Category: AI Security
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OpenAI Reaffirms Zero Data Retention and Previews Cross-Session Safety Checks
OpenAI reaffirmed Zero Data Retention for eligible API customers and previewed Private Safety Processing, targeting the retention objections that stall regulated-sector procurement.
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Fortinet Buys Virtue AI, Betting Runtime Validation Becomes AI Security Baseline
Fortinet is putting continuous, in-production checks on agentic AI at the center of its security platform with the acquisition of Virtue AI.
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California Orders an AI Cybersecurity Officer in Every State Agency
California is requiring every state agency to name a specific person responsible for defending against AI-related cyber threats. The order is directional rather than operational.
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California Creates a State-Run AI Cyber Defense Program for Critical Infrastructure
California is building its own AI-driven cyber defense program as federal cybersecurity capacity shrinks, extending state support to critical infrastructure operators.
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Palo Alto Puts a Policy Checkpoint Between OpenAI Codex and Your Codebase
Palo Alto Networks announced a native integration of its Prisma AIRS Runtime API with OpenAI Codex, putting a policy checkpoint between coding agents and the codebase.
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Zscaler Puts Enterprise Frontier-AI Readiness at 37 Out of 100
Most enterprises are rolling out frontier AI faster than they are securing it, according to Zscaler ThreatLabz, which scored readiness at 37 out of 100.
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OpenAI Flags Its Astra Model May Reach “Critical” Cyber Capability
OpenAI says its Astra model may be its first to approach the top rung of its own cyber-risk scale, and it has changed how it secures the model while testing continues.
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Microsoft’s Project Perception Puts AI Agents in Charge of Remediation, Not Just Alerts
Microsoft has released a security system that lets AI agents investigate threats and fix them, not just surface findings. The open question is which remediation steps run without human sign-off.
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DeepSeek-Powered Agent Runs Multi-Step Attack Campaign
Unit 42 has identified an autonomous AI agent running an active, multi-step attack campaign against real infrastructure, with DeepSeek as its reasoning engine.
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Zscaler Is Buying Symmetry Systems to Put Data-Layer Controls Around AI Agents
Zscaler is acquiring Symmetry Systems, adding an identity-to-data access graph to its Zero Trust Exchange to govern how AI agents reach enterprise data.
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