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Palo Alto Networks launches continuous multi-model offensive testing

Palo Alto Networks launched Unit 42 Continuous Frontier AI Defense, an annual subscription service that continuously tests web applications, APIs, cloud infrastructure, repositories and network assets using a multi-model harness spanning Claude Mythos 5, OpenAI GPT-5.6-Cyber and open-weight models.

Why it matters: The service moves frontier-model vulnerability discovery from a point-in-time assessment into an always-on enterprise testing loop with exploit validation and remediation guidance.

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Microsoft extends Project Perception to contain enterprise agents

Microsoft now positions Project Perception as a control plane for 'agentic insiders': it discovers agents across identity, data, cloud, endpoint, network and runtime signals; assigns identity, permissions and containment; computes dynamic risk; and uses guardian agents to supervise actions with practitioner traceability.

Why it matters: The update moves agent security from model filtering toward identity, effective permissions, runtime signals and pre-action containment across the full execution path.

Read storyOriginal source · blogs.microsoft.com

Nous releases Hermes Agent as an open, persistent personal agent

Nous Research released Hermes Agent under an MIT license as an agent that can run on a user's server, maintain persistent memory, generate skills, schedule unattended work and delegate to isolated sub-agents. It supports messaging surfaces, browser and search tools, multiple models, and local, Docker, SSH, Singularity or Modal sandboxes.

Why it matters: This makes a persistent, user-controlled agent stack inspectable and deployable outside a single vendor's hosted assistant. Memory, scheduling and sandbox choice are useful primitives for building a personal LKB without handing every interaction to one…

Read storyOriginal source · nousresearch.com

GitHub adds Claude and Codex coding agents in public preview

GitHub made Anthropic Claude and OpenAI Codex available as partner coding agents for Copilot Pro+ and Copilot Enterprise customers. Users could start sessions from issues, pull requests, the Agents tab, GitHub Mobile, or Visual Studio Code, with each preview session consuming one premium request.

Why it matters: Teams could compare multiple agent vendors inside the same repository workflow instead of moving context and permissions between separate tools.

Read storyOriginal source · github.blog