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Enterprise spending on artificial intelligence is accelerating, but many companies are discovering that building an AI system is easier than getting it approved for production. A new report from Protegrity found that 82.9 percent of surveyed IT and security leaders said security or compliance reviews had delayed AI projects. Among organizations reporting delays, two-thirds experienced setbacks lasting at least one month, while nearly 30 percent waited four months or longer. T

Identity verification provider Jumio says its technology processed tens of millions of transactions across global gaming customers during the tournament, including nine of Europe’s 10 largest gaming operators and several major U.S. sportsbooks. The company’s data offers a glimpse into how major sporting events reshape digital identity traffic in real time. Brazil generated significant activity during the early stages of the tournament, followed by a noticeable shift after the

ThreatDown is expanding its cybersecurity platform to help organizations uncover unauthorized artificial intelligence tools and secure the growing number of machine identities operating across corporate networks. The company’s new AI visibility capabilities automatically identify shadow AI applications used by employees without formal approval. Security teams can view each tool’s vendor, category, version, platform and endpoint activity, helping them determine where corporate

U.S. employees are confident they can recognize fraudulent payment requests, but many are still relying on warning signs that generative AI can easily eliminate. A Trustmi survey of 1,000 U.S. workers involved in payment-related processes found that 78 percent believe they could identify a fraudulent request. Yet 70 percent said their top warning signs are typos, grammatical errors or unusual fonts. That creates a significant blind spot as attackers use AI to produce polished

The Pentagon has halted the next stage of its Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification rollout, delaying a major expansion of independent cybersecurity audits for companies working across the defense supply chain. The Defense Department announced July 13 that it is suspending CMMC Phase 2, which had been scheduled to begin November 10, 2026. The phase would have significantly increased the number of contracts requiring assessments conducted by certified third-party organiza

As enterprises move AI agents from experiments into production, the biggest challenge may not be model intelligence, but whether organizations can trust those systems with real authority. In this interview, Descope co-founder Rishi Bhargava explains why identity, permissioning, and accountability will determine which companies can safely scale agentic AI, and which will be forced to keep it confined to the sandbox. Everyone seems to be talking about AI agents right now. Why h