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The DLP alert your proxy catches is usually a clear outbound event: a file uploaded to an unsanctioned app or a spreadsheet emailed outside the company. What it may miss is the paragraph of legal language an associate pasted into an AI tool to c...

A Beijing-based AI lab just demonstrated something the U.S. export control regime was specifically designed to prevent: a Chinese model that performs on par with one of America's most restricted AI systems at finding software vulnerabilities. And it did so by giving the model away for free.

On June 13, Zhipu AI (operating under the brand Z.ai) released GLM-5.2, an ope...

The core infrastructure of blockchain applications is often built like a fortress, but a fortress matters very little if a thief can simply swap out the front gate.

Prediction market giant Polymarket—which has been blasting the airwaves with commercials during the FIFA World Cup—confirmed that hackers walked away with approximately $3 million of user funds. The breach...

The bottleneck on enterprise AI adoption is no longer a question of model capability; it is a crisis of trust infrastructure.

As AI agents rapidly transition from experimental novelties to embedded workforce infrastructure—with nearly half (46.9%) of enterprise employees now relying on them daily or weekly—a fundamental visibility gap has widened.

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For years, enterprise leadership viewed the quantum computing threat through a comfortable lens. "Q-Day"—the hypothetical moment a quantum computer grows powerful enough to shatter standard public-key encryption—was widely treated as a problem for the mid-2030s. It was a line item for future budget cycles, a theoretical challenge for the next generation of security profession...