Compliance stories
Governance gaps could widen as enterprises rush to deploy thousands of AI agents, prompting ClearRoute to launch a new control layer for software delivery.
Disability providers could cut admin and improve audit readiness with a single system that combines rostering, payroll and compliance tools.
Thousands of Australian small businesses now face new privacy and cyber risk as anti-money laundering checks force them to store passports and licences.
Governments and defence operators could gain tighter control over sensitive systems as the two groups target regulated customers with sovereign cloud services.
Banks and insurers can now run AI models on customer data without sending it to outside providers, easing compliance concerns over sovereignty and resilience.
The tie-up will add shared go-to-market work and new payroll controls software as employers seek lower-risk HR system upgrades.
More than 100 meetings in Singapore showed buyers want AI tools that solve specific problems, as Australian firms sought regional contracts.
Security teams can now fix cloud risks faster, as Keeper's new Tenable link rotates credentials and enforces Just-In-Time access in seconds.
IT teams are under growing pressure as attackers use AI to exploit vulnerabilities faster, prompting Splashtop to expand its security tools.
Businesses facing surging AI and supplier reviews now have new HITRUST tools to cut questionnaire burden and tighten certification checks.
The new funding will help the New York company expand its AI tools as employers struggle to keep frontline hires through onboarding and compliance.
The trial showed tokenised deposits can move money instantly between Swiss bank customers while settlement and liquidity stay under existing rules.
Disconnected deal systems are slowing sales, raising risk and undermining forecast accuracy as firms try to speed revenue in a volatile market.
Despite broad adoption, just 22% of UK IT leaders said they have complete visibility into AI systems in production, Datadog found.
The move gives security teams a single view of segmentation and firewall rules, reducing policy drift as zero trust projects spread across hybrid networks.
Enterprises could get protection from AI-found bugs in days, as the service validates exploits and ships private patches before public disclosure.
Organisations handling evidence and case files can now keep transcription, translation and redaction in one system, reducing file-sharing risks.
The designation gives clients a public way to assess the firm's Claude deployments, certified staff and customer references before committing to a project.
Businesses face tighter reporting deadlines and larger fines under proposed rules that would also pull more suppliers into scope for the first time.
Bootstrapped growth has lifted the Manchester AI start-up to £13m in annual recurring revenue, without external funding or a sales team.