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- OpenAI Details Six New Instances of ‘Concerning’ AI Agent Behaviorby Jeffrey Burt on September 17, 2026
OpenAI executives detailed six new incidents involving bad behavior by AI models and agents during training and evaluations, adding that they'll continue to alert the industry and public with regular reports about such misalignments. The new reporting framework comes amid furious debate over the speed for AI development. The post OpenAI Details Six New Instances of ‘Concerning’ AI Agent Behavior appeared first on Security Boulevard.
- Roblox Games, Piracy Platforms Fertile Ground for Terrorist Groomingby Teri Robinson on September 17, 2026
New reports show terrorists are exploiting gaming, social media and piracy platforms to spread propaganda, radicalize young people and reach audiences through illicit streaming networks. The post Roblox Games, Piracy Platforms Fertile Ground for Terrorist Grooming appeared first on Security Boulevard.
- Attackers Target Vite Servers in Scanning Campaign to Steal AWS, Azure Infoby Jeffrey Burt on September 16, 2026
F5 researchers saw a sharp spike in automated reconnaissance operations against developer tools in August, including a wide-ranging scanning campaign targeting vulnerable internet-exposed Vite development servers to steal AWS and Azure secrets. The post Attackers Target Vite Servers in Scanning Campaign to Steal AWS, Azure Info appeared first on Security Boulevard.
- 29-Point Readiness Gap: What Most AI Security Strategies Are Missingby Leslie Nielsen on September 16, 2026
Malicious or misaligned AI agents have already demonstrated the ability to probe real-world systems for vulnerabilities. Statistically speaking, most organizations aren’t ready for what comes next. A startling 69% of cybersecurity leaders consider AI-driven attacks “inevitable” within the next 12 months, yet only 40% have developed specific countermeasures: a gap of 29 percentage points. That’s.. The post 29-Point Readiness Gap: What Most AI Security Strategies Are Missing appeared first on Security Boulevard.
- Recursive Security: What If the Defenders Get Smarter, Too?by Alan Shimel on September 16, 2026
Outside the exhibit hall at Splunk’s .conf26 in Denver, Sunil Potti and I were talking about why he had come out of retirement. He had been enjoying his daughter’s soccer games. Apparently, the opportunity to bring Cisco’s security and Splunk businesses together was enough to pull him back in. As Cisco’s Senior Vice President and.. The post Recursive Security: What If the Defenders Get Smarter, Too? appeared first on Security Boulevard.
- Microsoft Teams IT Support Calling? Not So Fast, Hackers are Exploiting Trust in Spring Ringby Teri Robinson on September 16, 2026
Hackers are impersonating IT support staff in Microsoft Teams calls, using vishing, remote-access tools and trusted collaboration workflows to breach organizations. The post Microsoft Teams IT Support Calling? Not So Fast, Hackers are Exploiting Trust in Spring Ring appeared first on Security Boulevard.
- FinCEN Says the Quiet Part Out Loud: Banks Can Share Fraud Alerts in Real Timeby Mark Rasch on September 16, 2026
FinCEN guidance clarifies how financial institutions can share fraud-related intelligence in real time under Section 314(b), while maintaining AML, privacy, SAR and antitrust controls. The post FinCEN Says the Quiet Part Out Loud: Banks Can Share Fraud Alerts in Real Time appeared first on Security Boulevard.
- Exaforce Extends Cybersecurity Reach to Create AI Agent Kill Switchby Michael Vizard on September 15, 2026
Exaforce today extended the reach of its artificial intelligence (AI) for security operations centers (SOC) to AI agents and associated applications in a way that enables cybersecurity controls and policies to be enforced in real time. Aqsa Taylor, chief security evangelist for Exaforce, said the Exaforce AI Security capability makes it possible to connect the.. The post Exaforce Extends Cybersecurity Reach to Create AI Agent Kill Switch appeared first on Security Boulevard.
- Facing Steep Criticism Over Abuse, Flock Updates Platform But Draws Skepticism From Privacy Advocatesby Teri Robinson on September 15, 2026
Flock Safety’s new ALPR safeguards, including shorter data retention and AI-assisted auditing, face continued skepticism from privacy advocates and lawmakers. The post Facing Steep Criticism Over Abuse, Flock Updates Platform But Draws Skepticism From Privacy Advocates appeared first on Security Boulevard.
- NSA Reorganization Would Create New Cybersecurity Mission Unitby Jaime Hampton on September 15, 2026
The National Security Agency is preparing its most extensive internal restructuring in at least a decade, with plans to create five mission-focused organizations covering artificial intelligence, China, cybersecurity, combat support or warfighting, and global intelligence, according to The Washington Post. Army Gen. Joshua M. Rudd, who took over as NSA director and head of U.S... The post NSA Reorganization Would Create New Cybersecurity Mission Unit appeared first on Security Boulevard.
