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Companies Move to Secure Data as AI Increases Security Risks

Companies Move to Secure Data as AI Increases Security Risks
Bloomberg Technology Thursday 18 June 2026, 21:19 UTC 1 min read
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Jun 18th, 2026 Companies Move to Secure Data as AI Increases Security Risks Michael Cardaci, CEO of FedHIVE said that the government is moving 'faster than its ever moved before' to secure data and make sure that US computing companies are compliant in case of national security risks as AI use ramps up. Cardaci said that the US government is focused on keeping US technology inside of its borders as the race for global AI dominance heats up.

Jun 18th, 2026 Companies Move to Secure Data as AI Increases Security Risks Michael Cardaci, CEO of FedHIVE said that the government is moving 'faster than its ever moved before' to secure data and make sure that US computing companies are compliant in case of national security risks as AI use ramps up. Cardaci said that the US government is focused on keeping US technology inside of its borders as the race for global AI dominance heats up.
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