AI agents helped themselves to government data in Australia and the U.S. But the labs behind them took months to tell anyone. Here’s a look at what it means for trust in AI, and why you shouldn’t wait to find out what agents can reach inside your own systems.
AI companies asked to be regulated. But laws at the U.S. Federal level — where many big players are headquartered — haven't materialized. Here's a look at what's ahead, and why you shouldn't wait to protect your data to govern AI.
Rogue agents, ransomware bots, and a state-backed hack: this month, AI attacked on its own.
EU AI Act enforcement is less than two weeks away, increasing the stakes for shadow AI detection.
We all know data governance matters when it comes to AI success. So what’s the plan?
OpenClaw is a risky choice for most organizations, and a fascinating preview of where AI governance needs to go
Three big guesses for the year in AI, privacy, cybersecurity, and governance
Were our 2025 predictions on the money, or did we get things horribly wrong? 2025 in review
Who has access to what data? Messy permissions lead to a risky situation for organizations of all sizes
When shadow AI is on personal devices, you need more than technology.
Explore how organizations can navigate AI policy challenges with help from RecordPoint’s FILED Newsletter.
The Tea hack shows that when your userbase isn’t anonymous, you need to protect their data.
From DOGE to DeepSeek, Agentic AI to 23andMe – the biggest news of the year so far.
Metadata is crucial for AI — just ask Salesforce
Is making AI queries public a good idea? Or a privacy disaster in the making
While the West “streamlines” AI laws, a surprising defender of regulation emerges: China.
AI risk hasn’t gone away just because the law has.
With AI laws coming into effect, new technology coming online, and a US focus on growth, the AI landscape is changing fast – how to keep up.
Good: more AI laws. Bad: more AI-enabled hacks.
A growing privacy law patchwork, increasing cybersecurity confusion, and lots of AI— everything that happened this year.
With US president-elect Donald Trump signaling a lighter regulatory approach, should businesses still invest in privacy and AI governance?
The challenges of protecting genetic data are numerous.
Did the NPD breach impact billions or millions, and what lessons can we take from the case?
New figures from IBM quantify the impact of automation on security, but they also raise a warning for companies using generative AI.
Whether you are improving your privacy posture or preparing your data for AI, investing in data governance is crucial.
Google’s AI Overviews feature offered lessons for those wanting to use LLMs with their data stores, via an almost literal example of the old programming adage: “garbage in, garbage out.”
Enforcement is coming whether or not lawmakers line up behind APRA, you need to prepare.
We have seen improvements, but there is still a long way to go for the data privacy movement.
Approach data breaches with people in mind, and you’ll make better decisions.
Why every organization needs to reduce legacy application risk.
Privacy laws, security talk, and hacks – what you have to look forward to this year.
Reflect on 2023’s key privacy and security moments.
It’s time to focus on data governance, not just the firewall.
A blanket ransomware policy may be unrealistic. By understanding your data, you can avoid having to make poor decisions on the fly.
Learn about generative AI privacy concerns and key governance insights in the latest FILED Newsletter.
Ransomware attacks are on the rise, read our advice for withstanding them. Plus the latest news and views at the intersection of data privacy, security, and governance.
A guide to improving supply chain security, plus the latest news and views at the intersection of data privacy, security, and governance.
Meta receives a record-breaking fine from the EU. Is Tesla next? Privacy professionals are doing quite well for themselves. Nearly 60% of firms hit by GDPR-related breaches in the last five years.
New research suggests half of organizations have had a data breach in the last two years. Plus, tips for businesses who want to show customers they are committed to privacy.
A whistleblower says Canadian bank Manulife hasn’t protected customers’ highly sensitive information “for years”. Tech lobbyists are playing states against each other to secure watered-down privacy regulations. And Putin's cyber warfare strategy is laid bar.
Will there be a catastrophic cyber event in the next two years? Hackers are asking for your insurance details.
How do AI tools like ChatGPT impact data privacy and records management? Plus, 5 questions boards and executives should be asking about data privacy.
The lessons businesses should take from Microsoft’s GDPR transformation.
When it comes to data security, focusing on the fence only gets you so far. You need to keep your valuables tidy and in a locked safe.
It's time to make privacy a developer and engineering responsibility. Do customers care about privacy? Yes. Do workers? It's complicated.
New York attorney general talks privacy. Portuguese military hacked. DevSecOps industry overwhelmed by vulnerability backlogs.
What is the ADPPA? Privacy lawsuit settlements abound. Unsettling security breaches & more news and content!
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