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  1. OpenAI shifts AI security from finding bugs to patching them

    #OpenAI#GPT-5.5-Cyber#Codex Security

    the initiative combines GPT-5.5-Cyber, the updated Codex Security plugin, a partner programme for security vendors, and Patch the Planet for open-source projects. This is not a routine product note, because the numbers

  2. Gold Eagle turns AI security findings into a coordination problem

    #AI Security#Gold Eagle#Cybersecurity

    on July 14, 2026: a clearinghouse intended to receive AI-assisted software vulnerability findings, prioritize them, and coordinate movement toward patching. The timing matters. AI systems can find more bugs in code, but

  3. NHS closes GitHub repositories over AI security risks

    #AI Security#Open Source#NHS

    11, 2026 while the organization assesses how strongly new AI models can analyze code, architecture notes and configuration details. This is not a routine product story. It exposes a real clash between two security

  4. Cisco Speeds Up Security Updates as AI Finds Bugs Faster

    #AI Security#Cisco#Vulnerability Management

    on June 2, 2026, that it is changing how it publishes security fixes. Starting in July, the company plans to release vulnerability fixes on a predictable schedule on the first and third Wednesday of each month and give

  5. AISI shows how fast AI cyber capabilities are growing

    #AI Security#AISI#Cybersecurity

    What this is about The UK AI Security Institute has published its Frontier AI Trends Report, offering a sober benchmark for an uncomfortable question: how quickly are AI systems getting better at security-critical tasks?

  6. Promptfoo tests prompts, agents, and RAGs before rollout

    #Promptfoo#AI Security#LLM Evaluation

    is not another chat window. It is a concrete tool in the AI security testing and LLM evaluation category. Its value is that teams can use it to make one recurring job around AI applications more tangible: systematically

  7. OWASP: prompt injection remains the weak spot of AI agents

    #OWASP#Agentic AI#Prompt Injection

    OWASP has published version 2.01 of its report on agentic AI security and governance. Help Net Security covered it on June 11, 2026. The difference from many older AI security debates is that the examples are no longer

  8. open·kritt organizes AI-assisted security reviews

    #open·kritt#AI Security#AppSec

    is about open·kritt is an open, self-hostable platform for security researchers and developers who want AI agents to inspect source code for vulnerabilities. The project was published on GitHub in July 2026 under the

  9. AIMap finds exposed AI endpoints before attackers do

    #AIMap#AI Security#MCP Security

    What this is about AIMap is an open-source tool from Bishop Fox for a problem that is becoming invisible in many teams: AI infrastructure is reachable, but nobody has a clean inventory of it. This is not only about

  10. U.S. Speeds Up AI Use in National Security

    #US AI#National Security#AI Assurance

    What this is about The U.S. government published a National Security Presidential Memorandum on AI in the national security enterprise on June 5, 2026. It aims to accelerate the use of advanced AI systems across

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