Today’s briefing spotlights the rapid mainstreaming of AI agents, the security blind spots of open-weight models, and the need for continuous risk assessment. Organizations face operational, social, and vendor trust challenges as AI pervades workflows and culture.
Generative AI is being weaponized for cybercrime, and glaring security weaknesses in AI platforms are turning into real-world risks. Today’s briefing highlights the growing commercialization of unauthorized AI access, blind spots in model oversight, and the challenges organizations face in defending against increasingly automated threats.
Every finance leader signing off on an AI initiative in 2026 has heard the pitch: models are cheaper than ever, the technology pays for itself, and per-token prices keep falling. All of that is true. And it is exactly why… Read More ›
AI-generated decoy documents are being used in active espionage campaigns, Microsoft reports hundreds of systems compromised via React2Shell exploitation, and Tenable highlights ongoing gaps in prompt injection and AI data security controls.
U.S. approves export of advanced AI chips to Middle East; House passes legislation to monitor terrorist use of generative AI; new cybersecurity training approaches emphasise AI-literacy.
Insiders are now using generative AI to analyze, summarize, and exfiltrate data faster than ever. This playbook outlines detection, prevention, and response strategies to counter AI-driven insider threats.
A new National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER) working paper, How People Use ChatGPT (Chatterji, Cunningham, Deming, Hitzig, Ong, Shan, and Wadman, 2025, NBER Working Paper No. 34255), provides a detailed look at global ChatGPT usage. This post summarizes the… Read More ›