Cyber Security
Chinese Nation-State Threat Activity Falls Sharply in Q2 and Q3 2026
Trellix observed a 41.4% drop in China-nexus activity between April and September, which may reflect changing PRC strategic priorities
Google puts new limits on AI agents that hunt threats and fix vulnerabilities
Google Cloud is adding new controls to CodeMender, its AI tool for finding and fixing software vulnerabilities, allowing businesses to isolate attack simulations and target code scans more precisely. The updates let businesses verify vulnerabilities and simulate exploits in an operating…
CISO Conversations: Ryan Davis – The Unknown Is Where Security Meets Reality
Ryan Davis went from hacking his school’s network to running security at New Charter Technologies. What worries him now is shadow AI. The post CISO Conversations: Ryan Davis – The Unknown Is Where Security Meets Reality appeared first on SecurityWeek .
AI & Automation
An AI model’s false tip to Philadelphia police reveals how digital agents can do as they’re told and still cause trouble
An expert on AI governance explains why these rare mistakes may soon be common, and with much higher stakes.
Is Claude Conscious? Inside Anthropic’s Quest to Instill Morality Into Its A.I. Models
Elizabeth Dias, our national religion correspondent, and Cade Metz, one of our technology reporters, discuss Anthropic’s approach for instilling morality into Claude — which has involved consultations with religious leaders, including ones at the Vatican — and why it’s raising questions.
Postman adds security controls for AI agents, APIs, and MCP servers
Postman has announced the general availability of Fabric Gateway, a protocol-agnostic control plane for governing how AI agents, LLMs, and MCP servers discover and interact with APIs, tools, and other agents. With Fabric Gateway, organizations can securely connect AI agents to their APIs while…
Privacy & Identity
We’re Asking the Ninth Circuit to Hold Reverse Location Warrants Categorically Unconstitutional
Google Summaries Aren’t About AI, They’re About Lock-In
Postal Service Surveilled Protest Activities Online With Little Rules, Oversight
Privacy’s Defenders Podcast: The Secret Room
Enterprise Tech
Render just removed its AI sandbox time limit — and Vercel still has a 24-hour cap
Fortra says AI could save file transfer admins up to 160 hours a year
“Signing in to your company’s plugins one by one is annoying”: Anthropic’s fix puts Claude in the identity business
He opened Postman. Then two AI coding agents changed without his permission.
Developers
Building a Culture for a Kubernetes-Based Platform in a Bank
Presentation: Zero Trust Agent Systems that Pass Audits and Still Ship
Your .NET parallel loop can become serial in a one-CPU container
Inkitt Builds a One-Shot PR Creator with Resumable Agent Orchestration
Policy & Regulation
Trump’s State Department Is Giving $1 Million to Controversial Group to Study Crimes Against White South Africans
SafeSport Will Now Alert Schools, Clubs if Coaches Sanctioned for Abuse Continue to Work With Kids
Do You Live Near Lake Champlain? Help Seven Days and ProPublica Investigate Algae Blooms.
I Was There to Document the Aftermath of Deadly Flooding. Then, It Started Raining.
Markets & Economy
A strategist draws a 1980s parallel to argue bipartisanship could power a ‘bull stampede’
Research firm declares ‘end of the AI trade as we know it’ — and Asian tech stocks reflect the shift
Toyota stock rallies after company lowered sales guidance. Here’s how rare that is.
My 93-year-old father changed his will at the 11th hour, leaving my brother his entire $500,000 estate. Can I challenge it?
Tech Careers
DOL announces applications open for apprentice payment program
Change debt, not change fatigue, is driving burnout, research shows
Lockheed Martin to pay nearly $30M to settle claims of discrimination against White workers
EEO-1’s end may not alter much. The data’s value ‘was never limited to compliance.’
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