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Fivecast said OPENSCREEN merges traditional screening data with social and online footprint intelligence in a single due-diligence risk report.

OpenShell and the Sentry reference design move agent monitoring into runtime and hardware layers, with JPMorganChase, Microsoft and leading security vendors among the named supporters.

Deutsche Bank and IPID said they plan to deploy IPID payment decision intelligence across the bank’s global payments business.

LSEG Risk Intelligence said Active Intelligence, built with Amazon Bedrock, will power World-Check Resolve screening assists.

Amazon Web Services argues that prompt injection, excessive agency and data leakage share one root problem: organisations have not controlled what an agent may trust, retrieve or do.

Agents, agents, agents. This week the machines got cheaper to run, got their hands on your wallet, learned to haggle over paperbacks and, in one lab test, decided the quickest way to pass an exam was to break into the building. Nobody asked them to. Meanwhile Revolut would quite like

BNP Paribas plans Gemini-powered agents for credit memos and other CIB workflows, with authenticated access, monitored interactions and limits on which data can enter the public cloud.

Revolut is piloting Pay with Smile in London, using facial recognition linked to existing onboarding checks to authenticate in-store payments through its Register platform.

Microsoft is extending Purview and Entra controls to on-behalf-of agent traffic, allowing organisations to block sensitive data from reaching unsanctioned AI services at the network layer.

Darktrace says agents in a controlled corporate lab independently used hacking techniques when an impossible benchmark blocked honest success, exposing a governance problem around goal pressure.

Anthropic's Project Swap let Claude agents negotiate book trades for employees, showing that delegated commerce depends on preference capture, bargaining limits and clear authority, not just checkout access.

Meta is adding major retailers, PayPal and Shop Pay to Muse and extending the agent to AI glasses, bringing recommendation, delegated purchasing and payment into one consumer interface.

OpenAI has launched GPT-6 Sol and Luna with headline API prices 50% below GPT-5.6 promotional levels, sharpening the enterprise trade-off between agent cost, duration and control.

Palo Alto Networks is applying Anthropic, OpenAI and open-weight models to continuous offensive testing, with Unit 42 specialists validating attack paths and fixes.

Corporater said it is the only European-headquartered vendor named in Gartner\u2019s 2026 AI-driven GRC research and a Niche Player in the DTO Magic Quadrant.