Obsidian expands AI agent security with runtime policy enforcement

Obsidian Security has announced its Runtime Policy Decision Engine, giving security teams centralized control over AI agent actions before they run. Building on Obsidian’s extensive AI agent discovery and governance coverage, the engine uses context about who is behind an agent, its access and the third-party applications involved to allow or block actions, or require human approval where supported. Context from your…

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Fingerprint trains specialized models to detect distinct fraud types

Fingerprint has launched Fraud Score, a predictive fraud signal trained directly on customers’ own fraud outcomes and powered by Fingerprint’s device intelligence and machine learning models. Fraud Score learns the fraud types at each organization to help them identify fraud more accurately without having to build and maintain their own models. Basic risk scoring can’t match the many types of fraud “Businesses today…

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Orca Security adds visibility into AI-generated code and agent risks

Orca Security has announced new capabilities to help organizations discover and secure AI-generated applications and autonomous agents across their cloud environments. The expansion builds on Orca’s AI Security offering, enabling security teams to uncover previously unknown AI applications, assess the risks associated with autonomous agents, and gain deeper visibility into AI-generated code. AI is fundamentally chang…

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The Cyber Resilience Act clock doesn’t stop for weekends

In this Help Net Security interview, Aurimas Bakas, CEO of Copla, talks about what the EU Cyber Resilience Act‘s reporting duties mean for manufacturers. He explains why companies need a register of every product version still in use, why boards focus on CE marking while reporting obligations started in September 2026, and how to define the moment a company becomes aware of an exploited flaw. He also covers what CISO…

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A CISO’s guide to trimming waste from a flat security budget

In this Help Net Security video, Ken Leeser, CISO at Y Meadows, explains how security leaders can get more protection out of a flat budget. He argues a frozen budget gives teams a reason to cut waste and simplify their security stack. The first step is an inventory of every tool and what it costs, including renewals and storage fees. Next, teams should map those tools against attacker techniques using frameworks like…