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U.S. CLARITY Act fails to advance in April, faces crossroads of passage or collapse

The U.S. Senate’s CLARITY Act, a digital asset market structure bill, is unlikely to move in April, but may retain momentum if a committee review is held in May. Senate officials and lobbyists see a July floor vote as key to maintaining a realistic chance of passage this year. Conflicts over stablecoin rewards, tight legislative schedules and political demands, including ethics provisions, continue to cloud prospects.

AI & Enterprise

Korean security industry gains momentum on \'AI first\' move

Security markets at home and abroad are being reshaped around AI agents, as companies move to curb risks from using AI or to use AI to boost security capabilities. Okta launched a product to protect AI agents and non-human identities. Several startups announced funding rounds. Korean security firms also stepped up AI-focused efforts, including platforms for security AI agents and plans for agentic AI-based automation. The article also lists other corporate updates and recent security-related developments.

AI & Enterprise

Hackers claim DHS hack, leak ICE contract data

A hacker group calling itself the Department of Peace hacked the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and leaked contract data between Immigration and Customs Enforcement and 6,000 companies, TechCrunch reported on Monday. The data was published by nonprofit transparency group DDoSecrets and includes information linked to firms such as Anduril, L3Harris, Raytheon, Palantir, Microsoft and Oracle. DHS and ICE did not issue an official statement.