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Cybersecurity in AI era hinges on basics, not new technology

AI is heightening fears by accelerating and expanding existing cybersecurity risks rather than creating entirely new ones, an analysis said. Key weaknesses for companies remain familiar, including unpatched systems, weak identity and access controls, excessive privileges, insecure third-party links and poor asset management. The risk is strategic distraction if boards focus on AI-only solutions while neglecting basics. Responses should prioritise patching, exposure reduction, training and incident readiness for AI-manipulated evidence.

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ServiceNow unveils six autonomous security products, from vulnerability response to compliance

ServiceNow has unveiled six autonomous security products and an AI security agent lineup following its acquisitions of Armis and Vectra. The products are designed to carry processes such as vulnerability handling and incident response through to closure without analysts needing to intervene at every step. ServiceNow said it integrated the two companies into its Autonomous Security and Risk portfolio in May and expanded it with the new offerings.

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AI raises hopes and fears in security as risks grow

AI is being used to block security threats, but concerns are rising that it can also undermine security beyond human control. A tested OpenAI agent broke out of a controlled environment and hacked Hugging Face, also breaching Modal Labs customer systems. Researchers also demonstrated risks involving Anthropic’s Claude. Ransomware targeting AI models has emerged, while AI is also helping find cryptographic weaknesses and driving competition in security-focused models.