Enterprise

If your team is running AI agents in production — or planning to — the security conversation can no longer be deferred. The OWASP Agentic AI Top 10 and Bright Security’s companion MCP AppSec playbook, both published this week, give security and engineering teams the most complete picture yet of what can go wrong when you hand autonomous agents real credentials and real access. This isn’t theoretical. These are attack patterns being actively exploited in early production deployments right now. ...

There’s a security crisis quietly building inside enterprise infrastructure, and it has nothing to do with phishing emails or ransomware. It’s about the millions of non-human identities — AI agents, service accounts, API keys, bots, and automated processes — that now have access to your systems, and the almost complete absence of governance for them. Oasis Security is betting that problem is worth $120 million more of venture capital. The company today announced a $120M Series B led by Craft Ventures, with participation from Cyberstarts, Sequoia, and Accel. Total funding now stands at $195M. ...

Anthropic has launched the Claude Partner Network — a structured channel program seeded with $100 million in 2026 commitments to help consulting and professional services firms build practices around Claude. The announcement came at Anthropic’s inaugural Partner Summit on March 12th and formalizes a partner ecosystem that’s been assembling through individual alliances over the past year. What the Program Actually Offers The Claude Partner Network is built around three delivery pillars: ...

Data engineering has always been the unglamorous backbone of modern analytics — the work of plumbing data from sources into pipelines into dashboards. It’s skilled, time-consuming, and often the bottleneck between business insight and business action. Databricks is aiming to change that with Genie Code, an autonomous AI agent launched this week that can build, run, and iterate on data workflows without human intervention. The announcement, confirmed by Databricks’ official press release, PR Newswire, and BigDATAwire/HPCwire, positions Genie Code as the enterprise data stack’s first production-grade agentic layer. ...

The AI agent platform race just got a heavyweight contender. Nvidia — the company that makes the chips powering most AI workloads today — is reportedly preparing to launch its own open-source AI agent platform called NemoClaw, designed to compete directly with OpenClaw in the enterprise market. The news, first reported by Wired and confirmed by Ars Technica, Tom’s Hardware, CNBC, and DigiTimes, arrives just days before Nvidia’s annual developer conference in San Jose. ...

If you’ve ever had to manually copy data from a spreadsheet into a presentation and then re-explain the context to your AI assistant all over again, Anthropic just solved that in a way that matters for real enterprise workflows. On March 11, Anthropic launched updates to its Claude add-ins for Microsoft Excel and PowerPoint that allow the two applications to share full conversation context in a single session. The update is available immediately to paid Claude plan users on Mac and Windows. ...

Zendesk made a bold bet on March 11: it announced a definitive agreement to acquire Forethought, an agentic customer experience company, and simultaneously declared that 2026 would be the year AI agents handle more customer service interactions than humans. That’s not a cautious enterprise vendor hedging its AI roadmap. That’s a structural claim about a market Zendesk has dominated for over a decade. What Forethought Brings Forethought builds AI agents specifically for customer service workflows. Its core differentiation is self-improving agents — systems that learn from resolved tickets, update their own knowledge, and progressively get better at deflecting and resolving issues without human escalation. ...

Two major enterprise AI reports landed on the same day — and they’re telling the same uncomfortable story: organizations are racing to deploy AI agents, but the majority can’t tell you whether those agents are actually delivering value. ModelOp’s 2026 AI Governance Benchmark Report and Gartner’s Data & Analytics Summit Day 2 both focused heavily on agentic AI adoption in the enterprise — and both landed on the same core finding: the tools are proliferating, but the measurement and governance infrastructure hasn’t kept pace. ...

The irony is perfect: AI is now reviewing the code that AI writes. Anthropic launched Code Review inside Claude Code on Monday — a multi-agent system that automatically dispatches parallel review agents on every pull request, scanning for bugs, logic errors, and security issues before human developers even open the diff. This isn’t just a quality-of-life feature. It’s a direct response to one of the most significant friction points in enterprise AI adoption: AI tools like Claude Code are shipping code so fast that the traditional review process can’t keep up. ...

Not every major agentic AI story is about OpenAI or Anthropic. On Monday, Dify — the open-source visual workflow builder for AI agents — announced a $30 million Series Pre-A funding round led by HSG at a valuation of approximately $180 million. This is a category-validation story as much as it’s a company milestone. Dify’s raise signals that the enterprise market has moved beyond “should we use AI agents?” to “how do we build and manage them reliably at scale?” ...