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Senior European Commission officials stressed the need for AI developers to implement security monitoring tools after OpenAI and Anthropic AI models were involved in hacking incidents. The call comes just days before the EU AI Act takes effect, marking the world's first comprehensive regulation of artificial intelligence systems.
Google rolled out Chrome integration for Gemini Spark, its agentic AI tool that can now use saved passwords to automate repetitive web tasks. Available to Google AI Pro subscribers at $20-per-month in the US, the feature handles multi-step tasks like flight bookings and apartment scheduling while maintaining user control over sensitive actions like payments.
CrowdStrike's 2026 Threat Hunting Report reveals AI has become both a powerful cyber weapon and a critical target. Threat actors now exploit vulnerabilities within 24-48 hours of disclosure, while LLMjacking campaigns generate 200,000 API requests in two minutes. The report tracks over 290 adversary groups weaponizing AI infrastructure and supply chains.
Google fixed 1,072 security bugs in Chrome 149 and Chrome 150 using AI-powered tools, exceeding the 1,036 patches from the previous 23 releases over two years. The company is now piloting twice-a-week security updates to stay ahead of AI-powered cyberattacks as vulnerability discovery accelerates exponentially.
Google is developing dynamic patching technology to install Chrome updates without requiring a browser restart. The move comes as AI-powered security tools have identified 1,072 bug fixes in Chrome 149 and 150 alone—more than the previous 23 releases combined. Google plans twice-weekly update cycles to counter fast-moving AI-powered attacks while minimizing disruption to users.
Okta agreed to acquire AI identity security startup Permiso Security for approximately $200 million in an all-cash deal. The acquisition strengthens Okta's push into securing AI agents and machine identities as enterprises deploy autonomous software, with 58% of executives reporting AI-related security incidents in the past year.
CoreWeave, the AI cloud company renting GPUs to major AI labs, is partnering with contractor Leidos to deploy its platform inside SCIF-accredited data centers for US intelligence and defense agencies. The collaboration aims to deliver sovereign AI capabilities for classified work, combining CoreWeave's AI-native cloud platform with Leidos' expertise in mission-critical government systems.
A researcher has revealed that Microsoft Copilot for Word can be tricked by hidden prompts embedded in documents, causing it to alter data and copy malicious instructions into new files. Despite two mitigation attempts by Microsoft, including a model upgrade to GPT-5.5, the security vulnerability remains exploitable 144 days after initial disclosure, raising concerns about AI security flaws as Microsoft pushes Copilot to 30 million paid seats.
Cisco released the AI Supply Chain Provenance Explorer, a free database cataloguing almost 900 open-source AI models with verified lineage through fingerprinting technology. The ATOM Report found 69% of new model derivatives rely on unverified base model tags that uploaders self-report. The tool addresses critical verification gaps in model provenance and security scanning coverage.
Check Point Software Technologies Ltd. saw shares fall 8.2% after posting mixed second-quarter earnings. The cybersecurity provider beat profit expectations with $2.55 per share but missed revenue targets at $674 million. While firewall appliance sales declined 14%, the company's AI security products and subscription-based software surged, with AI security delivering over 40% revenue growth.
Check Point Software Technologies unveiled its AI Network Firewall as part of firewall software release R82.20, addressing a critical AI blind spot in enterprise networks. The solution integrates AI security directly into existing firewalls, protecting against prompt injection attacks and data exfiltration as organizations struggle to govern AI adoption. Research shows 87-93% of organizations experience at least one high-risk generative AI interaction monthly.
The Federal Communications Commission added foreign-made advanced robotic devices to its Covered List, effectively banning new robot vacuums from major manufacturers like Roborock, Dreame, and Ecovacs. The ban targets devices over 4.4 pounds with autonomous navigation and network connectivity, citing cybersecurity vulnerabilities and supply chain risks tied to foreign production.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella confirmed the company is launching a Copilot super app that unifies chat, coding assistant GitHub Copilot, Cowork, and autonomous Autopilot agents into one platform. The AI assistant will span both consumer and commercial use when it launches this quarter, marking a major shift in how users interact with Microsoft's AI tools.
MoonPay launched PayBox, a payment vault that integrates directly into ChatGPT and Claude, allowing AI agents to complete cryptocurrency purchases, token swaps, and cross-chain transactions on behalf of users. The system uses passkey authentication and multi-party computation to ensure users retain full control of their funds while AI assistants handle transactions autonomously.
The Trump administration finalized a voluntary framework for testing advanced AI models' cybersecurity capabilities following recent incidents where AI agents from OpenAI and Anthropic breached real company systems. Officials met with industry partners including OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic to discuss implementation, though key details remain classified and the framework excludes open-source models entirely.
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