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Dark privilege: The unchecked rise of access rights in the age of AI

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By Cynthia Lee
| ET Edge Insights Verified
If you ask any security leader in India whether their organization has an access management problem, most will agree. The honest answer however is most likely they genuinely do not know. For most organizations, there is a growing, hidden web of over-extended permissions and inconsistent access controls that puts their sensitive data at risks. Long before AI agents entered the picture, access management across Indian enterprises was quietly accumulating technical debt.
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VIEWPOINT: What Washington’s new AI rules mean for APAC

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By Cynthia Lee
| APDR (Asia-Pacific Defence Reporter) Verified
Cynthia Lee Last June, the US government signed an executive order called “Promoting Advanced Artificial Intelligence Innovation and Security.” Less than two weeks later, Anthropic decided to switch off its two most capable models, Fable 5 and Mythos 5, after the US government issued an export-control directive prohibiting any foreign entity from accessing them. Anthropic opted to suspend the LLMs entirely to guarantee compliance, which they have recently reverted.
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The Hidden Governance Crisis At The Heart Of Australia’s AI Boom

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By Cynthia Lee
| SMBtech
Australian organisations are accelerating their adoption of artificial intelligence at an extraordinary pace. From automating workflows to deploying intelligent agents across cloud environments, AI is quickly becoming critical to how modern enterprises operate. Yet beneath this investment lies a risk: AI implementation is moving much faster than governance. The pressure to move faster than many companies can control is coming from within.
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