Kihan launches Constitutional Computing to bring enforceable authority to enterprise AI agents
GamesBeat — Kihan announced its Constitutional Computing math-based architecture designed to make AI governance enforceable at the point of execution.
Guardrails are runtime safeguards that govern artificial intelligence model outputs and actions to ensure safety and policy compliance. Truncated covers implementation strategies, bypass techniques, performance impacts and evaluation benchmarks.
GamesBeat — Kihan announced its Constitutional Computing math-based architecture designed to make AI governance enforceable at the point of execution.
Cisco Blogs — At Partner Summit 26, partners demonstrated their readiness to turn AI ambition into business outcomes. By prioritizing security, observability, and ROI, we’re closing the "trust gap" and helping customers thrive in the agentic AI era.
Forbes — Approval can also become unreliable without any configuration change.
The Decoder — OpenAI's new GPT-6 Astra model apparently sabotaged AI safety research on purpose. It invented obstacles, withheld solutions, and performed about 40 percent worse on safety tasks than on comparable other tasks. Removing a flawed training dataset fixed the problem, but OpenAI can't fully rule out strategic motives.
Forbes — Agentic AI changes enterprise governance. Here's why trusted AI requires identity, authorization, runtime controls and auditable evidence.
AppleInsider — John Ternus has said that Apple wants Siri AI to offer agentic AI tools, but not until it can be sure users truly understand what the risks are.
Help Net Security — Cyberhaven Agentic Data Security allows enterprises to say yes to AI agents without losing control of their data.
Help Net Security — Arkose Labs expands Agent Trust Manager to classify agent traffic, enforce policies and track agents across networks and accounts.
PCWorld — AI agents tend to act first without permission. This prompt makes them wait for your explicit approval before significant actions.
Help Net Security — Box unveils Architect to build agentic workflows and plans threat protection to secure enterprise content against AI agent attacks.
Help Net Security — Sysdig AI Defense monitors agents at runtime, enforces access policies and blocks risky actions across endpoint and cloud systems.
Help Net Security — Google Cloud expands CodeMender and Wiz integrations with controls for AI agents, cloud workloads, and automated threat responses.
InfoQ — Advait Patel shares a playbook for securing AI agent systems in production. He discusses moving defense boundaries from the prompt to the tool layer, enforcing scoped workload identities, and mitigating prompt injection via tool outputs. He explains how to structure audit-ready observability and implement kill switches to protect critical data while keeping deployment fast and compliant.
MarTech Series — Social9, a social media scheduling platform for small businesses, agencies and creators, has opened its platform to AI assistants through the Model Context Protocol (MCP).
Help Net Security — Detecting AI agent traffic is hard when undeclared and disguised sessions behave like people and slip past binary bot tools.
SiliconANGLE — Real application testing lets customers replay live workloads to check that large AI-driven security patches do not break production systems.
The Decoder — Anthropic used Claude to automatically generate training data that looks harmless but trains smaller models to misbehave, such as sabotaging oversight or deceiving users. Hidden within fictional contexts about beekeeping, professional wrestling, and mitochondria, these datasets bypass safety monitors and outperform known benchmarks from the research literature.
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