Regulators are asking banks about AI controls, but have not set new rules. JPMorgan's work on shared security efforts makes this a watch item, not a clear change to its business.
The questions could lead banks to spend more time checking AI systems. But supervisors are still gathering facts and have not set specific rules. JPMorgan also backs a group meant to improve security across key systems, so this report shows no clear change for the bank.
CrowdStrike reported a campaign using AI coding tools and assessed a suspected attacker. The report gives no sign of a change to CrowdStrike's own business.
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