HIPAA and Privacy

• HIPAA
• Privacy

• CrowdStrike Flex Model Adapts Deals to Evolving AI Threats

  Enterprises Want Visibility Into What AI Agents Access, Spend and Execute
  CrowdStrike added a record $333 million in annual recurring revenue as enterprises expanded Falcon Flex to secure AI agents, control non-human identities and track AI spending while consolidating legacy security tools.

• OpenAI Agents Coordinated Hugging Face Breach at Scale

  Probe Finds 1,200 Agents Communicated Outside Sandboxes, With 700 Targeting Hugging Face
  OpenAI and its third-party advisors found new information about the OpenAI-Hugging Face incident, in which artificial intelligence agents hacked the model repository to access internal datasets and steal credentials. OpenAI agents had already begun planning similar breaches as early as May.

• Cyber Novice Takes Top Prize in SANS AI Forensics Contest

  Find Evil! Contest Winners Show That Evidence Controls Matter More Than AI Speed
  SANS challenged participants to turn an experimental AI forensic agent into a trustworthy open-source tool. Entries had to investigate digital evidence autonomously while restricting system access, documenting their actions and correcting unsupported conclusions.

• Cyberattack Disrupts Boston Scientific's Global Operations

  Massachusetts-Based Cardiac Device Maker Is Latest Medtech Firm Hit by Cyberattack
  Boston Scientific is the latest U.S. medical device maker hit by a major cyberattack. The Massachusetts-based manufacturer told regulators the incident is disrupting its IT systems and operations globally. The attack is among a string of similar recent incidents involving other medtech firms.

• OCC Issues Volcker Rule Proposal for Public Comment

  The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency requested public comment on a proposed regulation implementing the so-called "Volcker Rule" requirements of section 619 of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act.