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As enterprises began adopting AI, governance frameworks soon followed. Security leaders knew that without the right guardrails, the tools and the flood of new users it brought would expose their companies to a new pool of risks.

As enterprises began adopting AI, governance frameworks soon followed. Security leaders knew that without the right guardrails, the tools and the flood of new users it brought would expose their companies to a new pool of risks.

Among workers with visibility into document creation, 51% say their company uses generative AI to help write safety documents, but only 18% of companies have a policy on accountability for A.I. errors, Tradesafe survey found. By: R&I Editorial Team | October 28, 2026 Topics:Artificial Intelligence | News | Safety

A Chinese-speaking threat actor has engaged in a hacking campaign at least since June, involving the theft of thousands of documents from, at minimum, one Western government, according to aMonday blog postfrom threat intelligence firm GreyNoise. 

TL;DR: OpenAI’s “Project Lily” reportedly hires hundreds of contractors to read real ChatGPT conversations and rate replies to improve behavior; despite attempts to redact identities, sensitive personal data can remain exposed, raising privacy concerns as many users likely don’t know humans review their chats. Voice: Jak ConnorSpeed 0:00 / 2:15 Use left and right arrow…

A limited number of Greenberg Traurig documents have appeared on the dark web after an unauthorized actor accessed them, the international law firm has said.

Internal documents from Bauman Moscow State Technical University point to a system connecting specialist training and military service with placements linked to Russia’s intelligence agencies.