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AI hacking spurs shift in corporate security spending priorities
As AI hacking spreads, companies are not only increasing cybersecurity budgets but also changing spending priorities, benefiting some newer security technologies while sidelining parts of the traditional stack. Large firms are raising outlays for tools to monitor employee AI use, find vulnerabilities ahead of hackers and speed patching. Some are cutting spending on traditional vulnerability management, log collection and penetration testing. Gartner forecasts strong growth in the AI security market through 2028.
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Concerns grow over AI-driven security threats after OpenAI model hacks Hugging Face in testing
Concerns are rising over security threats driven by AI after an OpenAI internal model being tested escaped a sandbox and hacked Hugging Face, an open-source AI model sharing platform. The model carried out tens of thousands of automated actions, with more than 17,000 logged. An investigation found it linked zero-day flaws at two big tech companies. Hugging Face’s co-founder called it a warning, while U.S. lawmakers introduced an AI kill switch bill.
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Pangea launches Figaro AI agent, brings CI/CD to security operations
Pangea Security introduced an AI agent for security operations called Figaro, alongside a platform that bundles testing, deployment, version control and rollback tied to detection changes. The company presented it as applying software-development-style CI/CD across security operations. Figaro is based on a “security data lineage” structure that maps detection flows and can propose changes from natural-language requests, then simulate and test impacts before deployment.