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Reuters reported that Revolut disclosed customer data after fraudulent requests appeared to come from a legitimate government-agency email domain. The incident exposes a wider trust problem.

Cohere and Aleph Alpha have signed a definitive business-combination agreement, positioning the future company around transatlantic sovereign AI for enterprise and public-sector buyers.

Google’s early-access Home MCP server lets compatible AI clients inspect device state, read history and execute supported commands. The control problem is now cyber-physical.

Snap is pitching SPECS AR glasses for field service, remote support and retail while launching an anticipatory AI service. The interface for enterprise AI is becoming more physical.

Smarsh and Shield both launched MCP servers for regulated communications data on 16 September. The pattern suggests MCP is becoming a governed enterprise interface, not just developer plumbing.

Anthropic has merged Claude chat and Cowork and added Docs and Slides. AI360’s strategic read: the competition is shifting from answers toward end-to-end knowledge work.

Exprivia and identifAI are combining deepfake detection with cybersecurity and systems-integration capability, creating a route for synthetic-content verification into regulated enterprise security.

SEON has expanded its fraud-signal platform as it argues generative AI is making convincing fake identities cheaper to create. The defensive shift is toward history, infrastructure and behaviour.

IBM and CUBE are linking regulatory change directly to AI systems, controls and owners - a sign that governance is shifting from policy documentation to operating infrastructure.

More than half of respondents in an Experian-commissioned survey say they would be comfortable with an AI agent applying for credit. The harder issue is delegated authority.

New FinCEN guidance recognises verifiable digital credentials in bank identity programmes. Proof is separately extending reusable identity toward proving agent authority.

Anthropic’s latest threat report says malicious users are increasingly applying AI to execute and coordinate cyber operations, not simply to generate advice or code.

F5’s Workforce AI Security focuses on a core agent risk: software using a human user’s permissions to call tools, move data and act across enterprise systems.

ServisFirst Bank’s Covecta deployment starts with manual work outside mission-critical systems, offering a concrete 'outside-in' pattern for controlled bank agent adoption.

Cloudflare is validating ML-DSA-44 signatures on 1.1.1.1, showing that post-quantum migration is becoming an operational engineering problem, not a future exercise.