Security News Update for September 20, 2026

This week’s news includes:

• Hackers Stole a Flock Camera; Decrypted the Software and Thousands of Images
• Microsoft Releases Draft AI Code of Conduct for Public Comment
• Nvidia, Palantir, Others Demand AI Providers Prove Data Protection
• OpenAI has Hundreds Of Humans Reading Transcripts of your Chats
• Litigation Management in the Age of AI
• Did You Mark Something as N/A?  That Might Not be The Best Idea
• BAE Settles With the Feds for $38 Million
• ** REMINDER** NEW SPRS/PIEE System Access Requirements
• Threat Groups (AKA Hackers) are Using AI Better than Defenders
• China Moves its Next AI Chip Forward as White House Can Only Watch
• Microsoft Releases EMERGENCY Patches to Fix RDS Failures Caused by This Month’s Updates
• Apparently Apple Has Heard of AI, Too – Patches More Than 260 Bugs
• Senator Asks Rubio and Blanche to Oppose Canadian Surveillance Legislation
• Why Musk is Fighting Multiple Lawsuits on Being Accountable
• Nutex Health Breached by Shiny Hunters
• Regulation of AI – yes or no?     
• Even critical infrastructure is on its own for defending against cyber threats
• Litigation readiness in the era of AI
• Security News for the week ending September 18, 2026: AT&T store worker gets 16 months for side hustle, cops say Flock camera search reason is ‘LMAO’, Texas data centers have been giving the gov the middle finger and another cop caught abusing Flock camera data and well, more than one.

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