Cloudelligent has achieved AWS Generative AI competency status, solidifying its position as a trusted partner for businesses seeking to harness the power of Generative AI on AWS. This competency status enables Cloudelligent to deliver intelligent, scalable, and automated solutions tailored to meet the unique needs of each organization.
Dataminr and Genetec collaborate to transform physical security with AI-powered real-time event risk and threat intelligence. Dataminr's AI platform analyzes multi-modal data from over 1 million public sources, detecting high-impact events such as active assailants and severe weather. The intelligence is distilled into actionable, geotagged alerts that integrate with Genetec's threat level management system. Automated workflows trigger predefined responses, ensuring speed across an organization's entire footprint. By delivering Dataminr alerts alongside Genetec security data, security teams can focus on the most relevant events and maintain real-time situational awareness.
The EU Parliament has voted to regulate AI, with lawmakers approving a sweeping new regulation on artificial intelligence. The regulation approaches AI use cases based on the level of risk, and EU law would apply to US companies using AI systems in the EU market. The passage of this act starts the clock for US companies to comply with the new regulations, which are expected to impact various industries such as finance and healthcare.
The European Union is seeking input on simplifying its Artificial Intelligence Act, cookies and cyber rules. The EU aims to create a more streamlined and effective regulatory framework for AI, cookies, and cyber issues. The proposed simplification would help reduce the administrative burden on businesses and make it easier for them to comply with EU regulations. The EU is seeking input from stakeholders, including industry experts and civil society organizations, to help shape the final version of the rules.
Eve Security raises $3 million seed round and introduces industry-first Agent-in-the-Loop (AITL) platform, EveGuard, to ensure security of AI agents interacting with business systems. The AITL, Eve, detects anomalies, assesses risks and interrogates other agents to prevent security breaches. EveGuard also includes Intent- and Data-Based Policy Enforcement, addressing challenges in English-language-based policies. The platform is available for $3 million seed round led by LiveOak Ventures and Tau Ventures, with support from API, MCP and A2A protocols.
Factagora, an AI knowledge management solution, is entering the US market with its AI verification technology. The platform offers trusted source-based responses, transparent reasoning paths, and evidence-based insights for enhanced decision-making. Factagora plans to launch Advanced Features this fall, allowing general users to create LiveArticle content directly. The company is currently in a global expansion phase for US market entry, aiming to establish itself as the standard AI safety verification infrastructure in financial and healthcare sectors.
A trade secrets lawsuit has been filed against a company that developed an AI suit. The plaintiff, a former employee, alleges the company misappropriated trade secrets from their work on the suit. The AI suit in question is a wearable device that uses artificial intelligence to enhance human abilities. The lawsuit claims the company breached their confidentiality agreement and stole proprietary information.
The cybersecurity market is projected to reach $552.35 billion by 2031, with a CAGR of 13.8%. Leading vendors are embedding AI and machine learning into their platforms to deliver intelligent, scalable, and proactive cybersecurity solutions. Honeywell introduced its latest AI-powered cybersecurity solutions, Cyber Proactive Defense and OT Security Operations Center, in June 2025. This represents a significant milestone in Honeywell's strategic evolution from automation toward full autonomy. Cyberattacks pose a significant risk to businesses, with incidents continuing to rise due to technological advancements. Computer malware, data breaches, and denial of service (DoS) are a few examples of cyber risks. The Anti-Phishing Working Group recorded 963,994 unique phishing websites in the first quarter of 2024, declining to 877,536 in the second quarter. Despite this decrease, phishing continues to be a widespread problem. The average cost of a data breach rose to $4.88 million in 2024, up from $4.45 million in 2023, marking the largest year-over-year jump since the onset of the pandemic. Cyber threats have serious consequences for individuals, corporations, and governments, fueling cybersecurity market growth. North America dominated the cybersecurity market in 2024, followed by Europe and Asia Pacific. Asia Pacific is anticipated to record the highest CAGR in the market during the forecast period.
India and Venezuela are exploring cooperation in digital public infrastructure, including AI. The two countries have agreed to collaborate on developing a joint AI platform for the public sector, with India's Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) and Venezuela's National Institute for Scientific Research (INIC) leading the initiative. The partnership aims to enhance digital infrastructure and improve public services, with a focus on areas such as healthcare, education, and transportation.