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Apple Xcode 26.3 adds coding agent support from OpenAI and Anthropic

Apple released Xcode 26.3 with new agentic coding capabilities designed to let AI systems carry out development tasks inside the IDE. The release supports agents such as Anthropic’s Claude Agent and OpenAI’s Codex. Coding agents can break down tasks, make decisions based on a project’s architecture, and use built-in tools to carry out work. “Agentic coding supercharges productivity and creativity, streamlining the development workflow so developers can focus on innovation,” Susan Prescott, Apple’s VP of … More → The post Apple Xcode 26.3 adds coding agent support from OpenAI and Anthropic appeared first on Help Net Security.
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Socure unifies identity, fraud, and program integrity for government at scale

Socure has released Socure for Government (SocureGov) RiskOS to help public sector organizations deliver simpler, faster, and more transparent digital identity verification and fraud prevention at scale. SocureGov RiskOS unifies identity proofing, fraud detection, and program integrity into a single intelligent control plane, supporting the full constituent lifecycle, from onboarding and progressive verification to authentication, payments, and account recovery. By eliminating fragmented systems and slow decision cycles, RiskOS enables agencies to stop fraud earlier while … More → The post Socure unifies identity, fraud, and program integrity for government at scale appeared first on Help Net Security.
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Fingerprint enables enterprises to tell trusted AI agents apart from bots and scrapers

Fingerprint has released Authorized AI Agent Detection, its new ecosystem of AI agents, including OpenAI, AWS AgentCore, Browserbase, Manus and Anchor Browser. The ecosystem enables enterprises to detect authorized agentic AI traffic with 100% certainty, allowing organizations to distinguish trusted, permissioned automation from malicious bots and scrapers. As AI agents account for a growing share of automated web traffic, organizations face a fundamental shift in how they evaluate digital interactions. Traditional “block all bots” approaches … More → The post Fingerprint enables enterprises to tell trusted AI agents apart from bots and scrapers appeared first on Help Net Security.
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Detectify Internal Scanning finds and fixes vulnerabilities behind the firewall

Detectify has launched Internal Scanning, a solution that eliminates the visibility gap between external perimeters and internal environments, allowing security teams to discover and remediate vulnerabilities behind the firewall with the same speed and precision they apply to external assets. Organizations have been considering the internal network as a safe room. Detectify challenges this dangerous courtesy: compromised endpoints and lateral movement have turned internal-facing apps (like staging environments and admin panels) into prime targets. Internal … More → The post Detectify Internal Scanning finds and fixes vulnerabilities behind the firewall appeared first on Help Net Security.
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Orion Security raises $32 million to build AI-powered data loss prevention solution

Orion Security has raised $32 million in a Series A round led by Norwest Venture Partners, with participation from IBM and existing investors including PICO Venture Partners, Lama Partners, and others. The round comes less than a year after the company’s Seed financing and brings total funding since inception to $38 million. Orion was founded in 2024 by CEO Nitay Milner, a former product leader at Cisco-acquired Epsagon, and CTO Jonathan Kreiner, former application security … More → The post Orion Security raises $32 million to build AI-powered data loss prevention solution appeared first on Help Net Security.
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Global Threat Map: Open-source real-time situational awareness platform

Global Threat Map is an open-source project offering security teams a live view of reported cyber activity across the globe, pulling together open data feeds into a single interactive map. It visualizes indicators such as malware distribution, phishing activity, and attack traffic by geographic region. Global threat maps have long been used by security vendors to illustrate attack volumes and regional trends. This project takes a different path by relying on open feeds and community-maintained … More → The post Global Threat Map: Open-source real-time situational awareness platform appeared first on Help Net Security.
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How Secure by Design helps developers build secure software

Security isn’t just a feature, it’s a foundation. As cyber threats grow more sophisticated and regulations tighten, developers are being asked to do more than just write clean code. They’re being asked to build software that’s secure by design throughout its lifetime. To help developers meet this challenge, the Center for Internet Security (CIS) and the Software Assurance Forum for Excellence in Code (SAFECode) released Secure by Design: A Guide to Assessing Software Security Practices. … More → The post How Secure by Design helps developers build secure software appeared first on Help Net Security.
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Why incident response breaks down when it matters most

In this Help Net Security video, Jon David, Managing Director, NR Labs, discusses why incident response often breaks down during a breach. Drawing on years of experience watching real attackers operate across many industries, he walks through what tends to fail once pressure sets in. He explains how hesitation, poor escalation, and weak communication allow attackers to move faster than defenders. The discussion focuses on how trust, connectivity, and human behavior are often exploited more … More → The post Why incident response breaks down when it matters most appeared first on Help Net Security.
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Auto finance fraud is costing dealers up to $20,000 per incident

Auto retailers see fraud as a regular part of selling and financing vehicles, something that shows up often enough to plan around, according to Experian. Income and identity fraud lead the list Most fraud problems start with the borrower. Income and employment misrepresentation rank as the most common issues. Fake pay stubs, altered bank statements, and inflated job details continue to surface during loan applications. Identity fraud follows closely behind. Respondents pointed to synthetic identity … More → The post Auto finance fraud is costing dealers up to $20,000 per incident appeared first on Help Net Security.
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