Cybersecurity

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The Hugging Face breach makes the case for controlled AI in incident response

Hugging Face's July security incident exposed a practical problem for incident response: the AI tools analysts normally use may reject malicious artifacts or send sensitive breach data outside an approved environment.

Hong Kong fintech Reap launches managed fraud service for card programs

Hong Kong fintech Reap has launched Reap Sentry, a managed fraud and risk service covering card authorization screening, alert investigations, chargebacks and confirmed-fraud reporting.

Takanori Nishiyama, Senior Vice President of APAC Sales and Country Manager, Japan at Keeper Security

Keeper Security’s Takanori Nishiyama on governing AI agents as privileged identities [Q&A]

Keeper Security’s Takanori Nishiyama discusses privileged identity controls for AI agents, including JIT access, secrets management, human approval and auditability.

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AI is now a trusted insider in your business. Is it being governed like one?

Thales' Garen Ling argues that enterprises should govern AI systems with the same rigor applied to privileged users, including access, identity and data controls.

Proofpoint’s Sumit Dhawan on AI security, data sovereignty and agentic risk [Q&A]

Proofpoint Global CEO Sumit Dhawan discusses AI security, data sovereignty, agent permissions, insider risk and data protection across APAC.

Rubrik adds Claude-based code red-teaming and MCP access for AI agents

Rubrik introduced Code Guardian for Claude-based code red-teaming and Rubrik MCP for controlled AI-agent access to security workflows. Both are currently in private preview.

Sumsub adds biometric workforce verification to account recovery and access workflows

Sumsub has launched Workforce Verification, adding document, biometric and background checks to employee access and account-recovery workflows.

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Visa survey finds APAC consumers willing to trade remittance speed for stronger fraud protection

Visa's Money Travels 2026 research finds many APAC consumers would accept slower remittances for stronger fraud protection as digital transfers expand.

Jumio rolls out selfie-first reusable identity across APAC

Jumio has expanded selfie.DONE across Asia-Pacific, offering previously verified users a selfie-first path through identity checks while retaining risk controls.

Anthropic CEO Amodei calls for slowing AI development

Anthropic co-founder and chief executive Dario Amodei has called on the AI industry to "deliberately" slow the pace of developing models.