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Menlo Security Launches IRIS Browser Extension to Enhance AI Use Control for Security Teams

Menlo Security Launches IRIS Browser Extension to Enhance AI Use Control for Security Teams

Menlo Security Launches IRIS Browser Extension to Enhance AI Use Control for Security Teams
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theCUBE Research Releases Hyperscaler Buyer's Guide, Highlighting US CLOUD Act's Impact on Data Sovereignty

theCUBE Research Releases Hyperscaler Buyer's Guide, Highlighting US CLOUD Act's Impact on Data Sovereignty

theCUBE Research Releases Hyperscaler Buyer's Guide, Highlighting US CLOUD Act's Impact on Data Sovereignty
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Before Uploading Tax or Medical Documents to Claude, Ask These Questions

Before Uploading Tax or Medical Documents to Claude, Ask These Questions

Thinking of using an AI like Claude for sensitive tax or medical files? Here are the critical privacy and security questions you need to ask first.
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University of Maryland Study Reveals Privacy Risks in Multi-App Messaging Habits

University of Maryland Study Reveals Privacy Risks in Multi-App Messaging Habits

A new study by the University of Maryland (UMD) and the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) has uncovered significant privacy risks associated with users juggling multiple messaging applications. Researchers, including Yonghwi Kwon from UMD, demonstrated how seemingly isolated pieces of metadata across platforms like Telegram, WhatsApp, Tinder, and KakaoTalk can be chained together to reveal real identities and pinpoint physical locations. This is achieved without breaking encryption or reading private messages. The study, titled 'Connecting the Dots: An Investigative Study on Linking Private User Data Across Messaging Apps,' was presented at the 2026 Network and Distributed System Security (NDSS) Symposium. The team found that security protections within one platform can be undermined by permissive defaults on another, especially when users reuse identifiers like phone numbers or photos across different accounts. Following the disclosure of these findings, affected platforms updated...
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Oracle to Deprecate Password-Based Authentication for Fusion Integrations by March 2027

Oracle to Deprecate Password-Based Authentication for Fusion Integrations by March 2027

Oracle to Deprecate Password-Based Authentication for Fusion Integrations by March 2027
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Palo Alto Networks Introduces Data Security MCP Server to Integrate DLP with AI Workflows

Palo Alto Networks Introduces Data Security MCP Server to Integrate DLP with AI Workflows

Palo Alto Networks Introduces Data Security MCP Server to Integrate DLP with AI Workflows
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U.S. PIRG Advocate Warns Against Sharing Sensitive Information with AI Chatbots

U.S. PIRG Advocate Warns Against Sharing Sensitive Information with AI Chatbots

R.J. Cross, a data privacy advocate with U.S. PIRG, has issued a warning regarding the privacy risks associated with using AI chatbots. According to Cross, information typed into AI chatbots can be stored by the companies operating them and, depending on the service and user settings, may also be used to train AI models. This raises concerns that personal data shared with chatbots could potentially be exposed or surfaced in other people's searches. Cross highlighted instances where information shared in chatbot conversations appeared elsewhere online, emphasizing that while private chats don't automatically become public, the storage and potential exposure of data are significant risks. Chatbot companies sometimes disclose that user data will be used for training, but often do not explicitly state that this data will also be stored on their servers, making it vulnerable to hacks or unintended exposure.
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Palo Alto Networks' Prisma Browser Enhances Secure AI Adoption and Mitigates Shadow AI Risks

Palo Alto Networks' Prisma Browser Enhances Secure AI Adoption and Mitigates Shadow AI Risks

Palo Alto Networks' Prisma Browser Enhances Secure AI Adoption and Mitigates Shadow AI Risks
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California Implements Comprehensive Cybersecurity Audits for Businesses Starting 2027

California Implements Comprehensive Cybersecurity Audits for Businesses Starting 2027

California Implements Comprehensive Cybersecurity Audits for Businesses Starting 2027
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TSMC Investigates Unauthorized Exposure of Employee Personal Information, Citing Cloud Provider Vulnerability

TSMC Investigates Unauthorized Exposure of Employee Personal Information, Citing Cloud Provider Vulnerability

TSMC Investigates Unauthorized Exposure of Employee Personal Information, Citing Cloud Provider Vulnerability
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CoreWeave and CrowdStrike Expand Partnership to Secure AI Workloads at Scale

CoreWeave and CrowdStrike Expand Partnership to Secure AI Workloads at Scale

CoreWeave and CrowdStrike Expand Partnership to Secure AI Workloads at Scale
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Blocking AI Chatbots Increases Shadow AI Risk for Small and Midsize Businesses

Blocking AI Chatbots Increases Shadow AI Risk for Small and Midsize Businesses

Blocking AI Chatbots Increases Shadow AI Risk for Small and Midsize Businesses