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Businesses handling sensitive AI data can now run Kubernetes workloads inside trusted execution environments with added attestation and key controls.
Scam detections roughly doubled to 6.4 million in the first quarter of 2026, signalling a shift that is widening fraud risk for businesses.
More merchants and online retailers in Georgia can now take American Express, widening card choice for local shoppers and visitors.
Banks and insurers can now run AI models on customer data without sending it to outside providers, easing compliance concerns over sovereignty and resilience.
IT teams are under growing pressure as attackers use AI to exploit vulnerabilities faster, prompting Splashtop to expand its security tools.
Eligible merchants in seven countries will get decisions within hours and funding within 48 hours through their existing Planet software.
The new option should ease approval hurdles for regulated firms that need AI code scans without handing source code to vendor-selected models.
Price and convenience are nudging younger adults towards AI, with 41% willing to accept cheaper advice from it and 11% choosing it first.
Financial services firms are losing 40% of AI budgets to complexity as rushed in-house builds strain teams and delay customer gains.
The update gives security teams a way to trace leaks from photos or screenshots of sensitive data on screens, rather than blocking capture outright.
More than 150,000 cards were issued in three months, signalling demand for simpler, category-based rewards as spending fragments across South Korea.
The integration is aimed at banks and other regulated users that need proof AI agents are being checked before they act or expose data.
Financial institutions could benefit as GSS says its new AI tool has cut sanctions-screening infrastructure review times from two days to under four hours.
Expansion beyond rent payments has helped the Toronto fintech process more than $2 billion and deliver over $35 million in rewards.
Approval times for marketing content at the bank have fallen by 80% after its teams moved onto a single AI-assisted workflow.
The new unit will help Singapore organisations choose and deploy security tools, with local engineering support aimed at complex regulated sectors.
Stolen information is now the main pressure point in cyber intrusions, with exfiltration appearing in 83 per cent of cases investigated in the third quarter.
The funding lifts RapidCanvas's total backing to USD $52.5 million as it expands its AI engineering team and pushes more client projects into production.
Public bodies could cut admin and free staff for frontline cases if ministers back AI tools with stronger oversight and safeguards.
Banks face rising fraud pressure as DXC and YEO offer continuous identity checks during online sessions, beyond login, for regulated firms.