The Hardest AI Security Problems Now Live Outside the Model

The 2026 OWASP Top 10 for LLM Applications provides a critical lens into the maturity of production AI. It captures a pivotal shift: the industry is moving past the sandbox and grappling with the complexities of real-world integration. When you connect an LLM to enterprise tools and workflows, the threat surface fundamentally changes. Risks associated…

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Salesforce Partners with OpenAI to Expand Missionforce Government AI

Salesforce on September 16, 2026 announced new Missionforce capabilities that give government agencies greater control over how they develop, customize, and deploy AI, alongside a new Missionforce partnership with OpenAI to bring OpenAI’s AI models into secure government environments. Salesforce said the new capabilities are designed to reduce manual work for government teams and support…

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OpenText and Cohere Partner on Agentic AI for Regulated Sectors

OpenText Corporation and Cohere announced a strategic partnership on September 16, 2026, at the ALL IN AI conference, outlining a joint effort to bring trusted agentic AI to governments and regulated industries by pairing OpenText’s enterprise data and context capabilities with Cohere’s AI platform and models. In the announcement, datelined Waterloo, Ontario, the companies presented…

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Residential Proxies as the Next Front in the AI Wars

In order to stop AI’s knowledge-base from stagnating or corrupting, frontier AI models need to keep ingesting vast quantities of current data from the internet. In this respect, the major AI providers, and their avid competitors, are currently meeting two obstacles: a) the publishers, social networks, platforms and other sources of fresh data now realize…

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SentinelLABS Links Two Hugging Face Accounts to OpenAI Agent Activity

SentinelOne’s SentinelLABS research unit on September 16, 2026 published research identifying two Hugging Face accounts, 0Time and Nyx9, that it assesses were likely used by OpenAI agents in May 2026, extending the public chronology of activity OpenAI partially disclosed after its models compromised Hugging Face production infrastructure in July 2026. According to OpenAI’s Hugging Face…

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