AI & software security
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NCSC warns AI is compressing cyber risk
The NCSC and Five Eyes partners have warned that AI is changing cyber risk on a timeline of months, increasing pressure on organisations to test control performance.
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VS Code tasks expose developer risk
JFrog says hijacked npm packages used hidden VS Code tasks and blockchain dead drops to deploy a credential and cryptocurrency stealer.
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e2e-assure brings AI into sovereign SOCs
e2e-assure’s updated Cumulo platform brings sovereign AI, digital twins, and IT/OT monitoring into the UK debate over machine-speed cyber defence.
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NGINX flaws widen patch pressure
Fresh NGINX vulnerabilities affecting gateway, open source, and commercial versions put infrastructure visibility and patch coordination back in focus.
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Splunk AI flaw hits privileged tooling
A critical Splunk AI Toolkit vulnerability shows how AI add-ons inside monitoring platforms can introduce execution risk into trusted security environments.
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Barracuda targets email attacks after delivery
Barracuda has launched Integrated Email Protection for Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace, combining AI-assisted detection, verdict explanation, quarantine control, and message clawback.
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Databricks deal pushes security lakehouse model
Databricks has agreed to acquire Panther, extending its push into security operations as AI, data scale, and SIEM costs reshape enterprise detection and response.
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Copilot flaw exposes AI data risk
Varonis says Microsoft patched a critical Copilot vulnerability chain that could have allowed sensitive Microsoft 365 data to be extracted through a crafted link.
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ENISA meeting puts AI access in focus
ENISA’s planned meeting with Anthropic comes as European cyber agencies confront access, assurance, and dependency issues around powerful AI models used in security work.
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Databricks moves further into security data
Databricks’ planned acquisition of Panther reflects enterprise pressure to consolidate security telemetry, automate investigation, and rethink legacy SIEM economics.