AI and Machine Learning

Anthropic has launched Claude Code Security, an AI-powered vulnerability scanner built into Claude Code on the web, now available in a limited research preview for Enterprise and Team customers. The tool is designed to flag subtle logic flaws that are difficult to detect through manual inspection. Its launch triggered an immediate and sharp sell-off across the cybersecurity sector. The announcement marks a turning point in how security teams find and fix software flaws. Until now,...

Experiments involving autonomous AI agents coordinating, sharing code and acting without human supervision have captured plenty of attention in recent weeks. Platforms such as Moltbook and tools like Clawdbot have been framed as glimpses into a future where AI systems organise themselves in the wild. For security leaders, however, the fascination quickly fades once the underlying mechanics are examined. According to Salt Security, these experiments are less about artificial intelligence behaving unpredictably and more about...

Pharmaceutical research teams face a constant challenge. They need fast, accurate documentation, but the writing process can slow things down. Research teams have to spend countless hours drafting clinical reports for regulatory agencies and double-checking details, buried under mountains of manual work. Artificial intelligence (AI) is changing all this. It can cut the time spent on regulatory documentation by up to 40%, a case study on a specialised AI tool revealed. For busy research departments,...

Salt Security has announced Salt MCP Finder technology, a dedicated discovery engine for Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers, the fast-proliferating infrastructure powering agentic AI. MCP Finder provides an organisation with a complete, authoritative view of its MCP footprint at a moment when MCP servers are being deployed rapidly, often without IT or security awareness. As enterprises accelerate the adoption of agentic AI, MCP servers have emerged as the universal API broker that lets AI agents...

Today, APIContext, has launched its Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server Performance Monitoring tool, a new capability that ensures AI systems respond fast enough to meet customer expectations. Given that 85% of enterprises and 78% of SMBs are now using autonomous agents, MCP has emerged as the key enabler by providing an open standard that allows AI agents access tools, like APIs, databases, and SaaS apps, through a unified interface. Yet, while MCP unlocks scale for agent...

Black Duck has expanded its software composition analysis (SCA) capabilities to include AI model scanning, helping organisations gain visibility into the growing use of open-source AI models embedded in enterprise software. With the release of version 2025.10.0, the company’s new AI Model Risk Insights capability allows teams to identify and analyse AI models used within applications, including details about their versions, datasets, and licensing. As businesses increasingly turn to AI to accelerate innovation, the feature...

As software development enters an era dominated by autonomous coding agents, application security programs are finding themselves structurally unprepared. AI models that generate and modify production code on demand can push thousands of changes per day, far beyond what traditional AppSec pipelines were built to handle. Arnica has stepped into this gap with Arnie AI, a new security suite designed to operate natively inside the workflows of AI-assisted development. The platform introduces two core systems:...

Proton, the company best known for Proton Mail and Proton VPN, has launched Lumo for Business, a new version of its privacy-first AI assistant designed specifically for teams. The move marks the third major update to Lumo in just three months and signals Proton’s push to bring confidential, end-to-end encrypted AI to the enterprise market. While generative AI tools such as ChatGPT and Google Gemini have become ubiquitous in the workplace, their use has raised...

AI is transforming how restaurants operate. It’s automating calls, managing orders, handling reservations and even predicting customer demand. But, what lies beneath the surface? Beyond this exciting wave of innovation lies a growing security question that is, how safe is the data fuelling all this progress? In an industry that deals daily with personal details, payment information and customer communication, cybersecurity simply cannot be an afterthought.  The restaurant sector’s rush to adopt AI-driven solutions has...

Saviynt, the leader in AI-powered identity security solutions, today unveiled groundbreaking advancements to its platform that redefine how enterprises manage and secure identities in the AI era. These new enhancements address two of the most pressing challenges facing enterprises today: the inability to onboard and govern all applications; and the lack of secure management for all identities – human and non-human, including AI agents. Saviynt’s new AI-driven capabilities address these long standing challenges by accelerating...