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AI & Enterprise
Supply chain security on alert as M&A targets agent security
Security threats targeting the software supply chain are intensifying as AI spreads, with recent incidents involving a tampered Axios NPM package and trojanised installers distributed via the official Daemon Tools website. Concerns are also emerging that automation features in AI coding tools could amplify supply chain risks. Amid growing interest in AI agents, companies are accelerating moves in agent security, including more M&A activity. The article also lists related developments by OpenAI, Anthropic, the White House, Cisco, KT and others.
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Big Tech AI alliances reshuffle as agent payments evolve
OpenAI has revised its partnership agreement with Microsoft, allowing it to offer its models on cloud services beyond Microsoft Azure, with Amazon Web Services moving to provide OpenAI models through its Bedrock platform. Some AWS customers are reported to be unenthusiastic, saying existing Bedrock models are sufficient. Competition is also intensifying over technologies for AI agent payments, including OKX’s Agent Payments Protocol and Stripe’s Link wallet. The article rounds up related moves by global and Korean firms.
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Cisco releases open source tool to verify origins of third-party AI models
Cisco has released an open source tool called the Model Provenance Kit to help companies address security and compliance issues tied to using external AI models, SecurityWeek reported. Cisco said companies often import models from repositories such as HuggingFace without tracking changes, verifying provenance and risks, or accounting for varying maintenance. Cisco warned this can lead to security, compliance and legal liability risks.