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  1. Weekly output: generative AI in enterprises, Trump cybersecurity policy (x2), Docusign’s designs for AI, AT&T’s kid-optimized tablet

    I wrapped up this year’s fourth and final business trip to Las Vegas on Friday, and now I’m looking forward to having almost five months without the City of Bad Decisions in my schedule before CES inevitably draws me back there.

    8/4/2026: The Generative AI Playbook: Setting Your Enterprise Up for Success, Ai4

    The first of two panels I moderated at this conference for artificial-intelligence professionals (or aspiring professionals) was budgeted for 45 minutes. That could have been an intimidating amount of time to fill. But with four erudite and outgoing people on stage with me–Pankaj Jain, CIO for international operations at General Motors Financial; Murad Dikeidek, head of cybersecurity at UI Health; Max Gokhman, head of artificial intelligence and digital asset solutions at Franklin Templeton; and Kathryn Harrison, global vice president for strategy and business operations at Concentrix–the time flew by fast enough that I had to leave out a question or two in my outline. For a recap, see my friend Shashi Bellamkonda’s recap on his blog.

    8/5/2026: Three takeaways from Black Hat’s opening keynote, PCMag

    Previous years of Black Hat didn’t feature any main-stage programming on the afternoon and evening before its show floor opens, but this year’s event had an onstage interview of national cyber director Sean Cairncross followed by a panel featuring three other information-security higher-ups from Washington: Nick Andersen, acting director of the Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency; Katherine Sutton, assistant secretary for cyber policy and principal advisor for cyber policy at the Department of Defense; and Brett Leatherman, assistant director of the FBI’s cyber division. I took extensive notes, then met up with PCMag’s social-media manager Caroline Gilbert to do a quick standup video that she posted to PCMag’s Instagram (along with my client’s accounts on X, TikTok, Threads and Facebook later that night.

    8/5/2026: US Cyber Director Promises Not to ‘Strangle’ Industry With Regulations, PCMag

    Writing up a post on those opening talks–one that focused on the things that Cairncross left out of his banter–took a little longer. It did help that Wednesday didn’t involve any commuting up and down the Strip for me.

    8/6/2026: What It Takes to Build an Agent Platform for Customers, Ai4

    I didn’t get asked to do this second panel at Ai4 until the week before the conference. But my Black Hat schedule looked open enough Thursday morning, and the topic–how Docusign has put AI to work–looked interesting enough for me to take the gig and its added speaking fee. And then I saw Tabrez Mohammed, VP of AI at that firm, give some detailed and actionable advice that I hope had attendees taking careful notes.

    8/6/2026: AT&T Adds a New Kid-Optimized 5G Android Tablet to Its Lineup, PCMag

    One of my colleagues asked Monday if I could write up this announcement we’d gotten in advance from AT&T PR. I said I could but warned that the odds were against my having copy filed before AT&T would publish this news Tuesday morning… which was a good thing, because the advance copy of the release had one data point about this tablet’s battery life exceedingly wrong. We updated the post Saturday to add a couple of specs about this device’s battery that did make the final version of the press release.

    #AI #Ai4 #ATTAmiGoJrTab2 #BlackHat #CISA #computersForKids #cybersecurity #Docusign #genAI #generativeAI #informationSecurity #kidsTablets #SeanCairncross #TrumpCybersecurity
  2. Weekly output: generative AI in enterprises, Trump cybersecurity policy (x2), Docusign’s designs for AI, AT&T’s kid-optimized tablet

    I wrapped up this year’s fourth and final business trip to Las Vegas on Friday, and now I’m looking forward to having almost five months without the City of Bad Decisions in my schedule before CES inevitably draws me back there.

    8/4/2026: The Generative AI Playbook: Setting Your Enterprise Up for Success, Ai4

    The first of two panels I moderated at this conference for artificial-intelligence professionals (or aspiring professionals) was budgeted for 45 minutes. That could have been an intimidating amount of time to fill. But with four erudite and outgoing people on stage with me–Pankaj Jain, CIO for international operations at General Motors Financial; Murad Dikeidek, head of cybersecurity at UI Health; Max Gokhman, head of artificial intelligence and digital asset solutions at Franklin Templeton; and Kathryn Harrison, global vice president for strategy and business operations at Concentrix–the time flew by fast enough that I had to leave out a question or two in my outline. For a recap, see my friend Shashi Bellamkonda’s recap on his blog.

    8/5/2026: Three takeaways from Black Hat’s opening keynote, PCMag

    Previous years of Black Hat didn’t feature any main-stage programming on the afternoon and evening before its show floor opens, but this year’s event had an onstage interview of national cyber director Sean Cairncross followed by a panel featuring three other information-security higher-ups from Washington: Nick Andersen, acting director of the Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency; Katherine Sutton, assistant secretary for cyber policy and principal advisor for cyber policy at the Department of Defense; and Brett Leatherman, assistant director of the FBI’s cyber division. I took extensive notes, then met up with PCMag’s social-media manager Caroline Gilbert to do a quick standup video that she posted to PCMag’s Instagram (along with my client’s accounts on X, TikTok, Threads and Facebook later that night.

    8/5/2026: US Cyber Director Promises Not to ‘Strangle’ Industry With Regulations, PCMag

    Writing up a post on those opening talks–one that focused on the things that Cairncross left out of his banter–took a little longer. It did help that Wednesday didn’t involve any commuting up and down the Strip for me.

    8/6/2026: What It Takes to Build an Agent Platform for Customers, Ai4

    I didn’t get asked to do this second panel at Ai4 until the week before the conference. But my Black Hat schedule looked open enough Thursday morning, and the topic–how Docusign has put AI to work–looked interesting enough for me to take the gig and its added speaking fee. And then I saw Tabrez Mohammed, VP of AI at that firm, give some detailed and actionable advice that I hope had attendees taking careful notes.

    8/6/2026: AT&T Adds a New Kid-Optimized 5G Android Tablet to Its Lineup, PCMag

    One of my colleagues asked Monday if I could write up this announcement we’d gotten in advance from AT&T PR. I said I could but warned that the odds were against my having copy filed before AT&T would publish this news Tuesday morning… which was a good thing, because the advance copy of the release had one data point about this tablet’s battery life exceedingly wrong. We updated the post Saturday to add a couple of specs about this device’s battery that did make the final version of the press release.

    #AI #Ai4 #ATTAmiGoJrTab2 #BlackHat #CISA #computersForKids #cybersecurity #Docusign #genAI #generativeAI #informationSecurity #kidsTablets #SeanCairncross #TrumpCybersecurity
  3. Really interested in who is using #docusign unironically on the Fediverse

  4. Really interested in who is using #docusign unironically on the Fediverse

  5. Based upon the latest spam trends I'm seeing on my mail server I should just reject anything containing "docusign" in the mail address. Regardless at what part. "*@docusign[.]net" was the first wave. Now that I've put that domain onto the rejection list, they're using "no-reply-docusign@" with random domains.

    #docusign #spam #infosec

  6. Based upon the latest spam trends I'm seeing on my mail server I should just reject anything containing "docusign" in the mail address. Regardless at what part. "*@docusign[.]net" was the first wave. Now that I've put that domain onto the rejection list, they're using "no-reply-docusign@" with random domains.

    #docusign #spam #infosec

  7. 🕵️‍ Nouvel article #CTI Stormshield : quand le #phishing rencontre le détournement d'outils #RMM. Découvrez les coulisses d'une attaque usurpant #DocuSign pour infiltrer les systèmes et installer des outils légitimes à des fins malveillantes.

    ➡️ stormshield.com/fr/actus/cti-c #ThreatIntel #cybersécurité

  8. I swear #Docusign is designed to make it as hard as possible to actually *read* the document you're signing.

  9. I swear is designed to make it as hard as possible to actually *read* the document you're signing.

  10. Your whole #body will belong to us, step by step, sooner or later.

    »#Meta will start using AI to scan photos and videos for visual clues to see if a user is under 13 and should be removed from #Facebook and #Instagram, the company announced on Tuesday. These visual clues include a person’s height or bone structure, it said.«

    techcrunch.com/2026/05/05/meta

    »#World, a project designed to distinguish humans from bots using biometrics, announced strategic partnerships with #Tinder, #Zoom, and #Docusign. The three companies will use World’s digital identification to verify users, aiming to reduce deepfakes, scams, and other fraudulent activity.

    The World project was launched by Tools for Humanity, a startup co-founded by [Sam] Altman. The company scans people’s irises and assigns them a “proof of humanity.”«

    restofworld.org/2026/sam-altma

    #privacy #biometrics

  11. Your whole #body will belong to us, step by step, sooner or later.

    »#Meta will start using AI to scan photos and videos for visual clues to see if a user is under 13 and should be removed from #Facebook and #Instagram, the company announced on Tuesday. These visual clues include a person’s height or bone structure, it said.«

    techcrunch.com/2026/05/05/meta

    »#World, a project designed to distinguish humans from bots using biometrics, announced strategic partnerships with #Tinder, #Zoom, and #Docusign. The three companies will use World’s digital identification to verify users, aiming to reduce deepfakes, scams, and other fraudulent activity.

    The World project was launched by Tools for Humanity, a startup co-founded by [Sam] Altman. The company scans people’s irises and assigns them a “proof of humanity.”«

    restofworld.org/2026/sam-altma

    #privacy #biometrics

  12. Oh come on! Put in some effort. If you're going to scam, take your time and scam well. And make sure you fill out all of the fields.

    #infosec #security #docusign #scam #hacking #hacker

  13. Oh come on! Put in some effort. If you're going to scam, take your time and scam well. And make sure you fill out all of the fields.

    #infosec #security #docusign #scam #hacking #hacker

  14. US software stocks climb after Anthropic announcement

    Shares of US software companies that entered into partnerships with AI startup Anthropic helped lead a rebound in the sector that's been hammered by fears about the disruptive impact of artificial intelligence. #anthropic #softwarestocks #partnerships #aitools #artificialintelligence #salesforce #docusign #News #Reuters #Newsfeed Read the story here: 👉 Subscribe: Keep up with the latest news from around the world:…

    fllics.com/en/video/us-softwar

  15. US software stocks climb after Anthropic announcement

    Shares of US software companies that entered into partnerships with AI startup Anthropic helped lead a rebound in the sector that's been hammered by fears about the disruptive impact of artificial intelligence. #anthropic #softwarestocks #partnerships #aitools #artificialintelligence #salesforce #docusign #News #Reuters #Newsfeed Read the story here: 👉 Subscribe: Keep up with the latest news from around the world:…

    fllics.com/en/video/us-softwar

  16. DocuSign’s CEO warns that leaning on AI to read or draft contracts can be risky. He says generative models still miss nuance, and the company’s roadmap now emphasizes human‑in‑the‑loop tools and robust legal tech safeguards. Is your enterprise software ready for the limits of AI‑driven contract analysis? Read the full story. #DocuSign #GenerativeAI #LegalTech #ContractAnalysis

    🔗 aidailypost.com/news/docusign-

  17. DocuSign’s CEO warns that leaning on AI to read or draft contracts can be risky. He says generative models still miss nuance, and the company’s roadmap now emphasizes human‑in‑the‑loop tools and robust legal tech safeguards. Is your enterprise software ready for the limits of AI‑driven contract analysis? Read the full story. #DocuSign #GenerativeAI #LegalTech #ContractAnalysis

    🔗 aidailypost.com/news/docusign-

  18. Broker rejected some random PDF they want me to sign because I used an #Apple Pencil. I need to print, sign, take a pic, and send it. But they also said #Docusign is okay if I do it myself?

    I'm so tired 🫩

  19. Broker rejected some random PDF they want me to sign because I used an #Apple Pencil. I need to print, sign, take a pic, and send it. But they also said #Docusign is okay if I do it myself?

    I'm so tired 🫩

  20. There is also another type of attack.

    A fake personalised #docusign request.
    Deviously the email seem to contain text. In reality it's an image with a link.

    I didn't realise this and accidentally opened the link.

    Sidenote: Even being a security expert and being very aware that you are handling malicious data doesn't protect you from mistakes.

    The system isolation blocked the web request. So, no harm done.

    Sidenote: Simply opening a link is very unlikely to cause damage on a system with current patches installed. But it might inform the attackers that your email is in use, making your information/email address more valuable.

  21. There is also another type of attack.

    A fake personalised #docusign request.
    Deviously the email seem to contain text. In reality it's an image with a link.

    I didn't realise this and accidentally opened the link.

    Sidenote: Even being a security expert and being very aware that you are handling malicious data doesn't protect you from mistakes.

    The system isolation blocked the web request. So, no harm done.

    Sidenote: Simply opening a link is very unlikely to cause damage on a system with current patches installed. But it might inform the attackers that your email is in use, making your information/email address more valuable.

  22. 🪝 Scammers sent 40,000 phishing emails spoofing SharePoint and DocuSign to target 6,000 firms in 2 weeks, hiding malicious links behind trusted redirects 📧🔒

    Read more: hackread.com/scammers-e-signat

    #CyberSecurity #Phishing #EmailSecurity #SharePoint #DocuSign

  23. 🪝 Scammers sent 40,000 phishing emails spoofing SharePoint and DocuSign to target 6,000 firms in 2 weeks, hiding malicious links behind trusted redirects 📧🔒

    Read more: hackread.com/scammers-e-signat

    #CyberSecurity #Phishing #EmailSecurity #SharePoint #DocuSign

  24. CW: docusign (generally)

    Gosh. #Docusign really does want me to trash talk them. Ok. So.

    There are lots of alternatives to Docusign and, since they're competing with Docusign, many of them will be leaps and bounds better than Docusign for your use case.

    If you're buying something big or you're getting some expensive work done, you're going to be beholden to whatever your vendor of choice is and that may stick you with using Docusign.

    However, if you're running a business — even a small one — you owe it to yourself to check out the other options available to you.

    Because my experience is at the enterprise level and heavily tied to Europe, the specific competitors I could tell you about there will probably not be interesting or useful. And I'm not trying to advertise for any of them in specific anyway.

    Now can Docusign please stop making me watch their ads?

  25. CW: docusign (generally)

    Gosh. #Docusign really does want me to trash talk them. Ok. So.

    There are lots of alternatives to Docusign and, since they're competing with Docusign, many of them will be leaps and bounds better than Docusign for your use case.

    If you're buying something big or you're getting some expensive work done, you're going to be beholden to whatever your vendor of choice is and that may stick you with using Docusign.

    However, if you're running a business — even a small one — you owe it to yourself to check out the other options available to you.

    Because my experience is at the enterprise level and heavily tied to Europe, the specific competitors I could tell you about there will probably not be interesting or useful. And I'm not trying to advertise for any of them in specific anyway.

    Now can Docusign please stop making me watch their ads?

  26. CW: docusign (in organizations)

    I had to see an ad for #docusign so now I will mention that, as of the last time I supported them, it wasn't possible to create accounts inside Docusign in an organizational environment in a Sarbanes-Oxley compliant way. Specifically: When you create an account inside an environment, if there is more than one administrator account in that environment, it is not (or was not as of a year and some months ago) possible to determine who created that account.

    That's a violation of SOX and may violate other regulations in other regions.

    There is a workaround you could apply to be in compliance (provided you manage identities centrally) but I suggest you contact someone with expertise in that. I would have to charge you money to discuss it but I'd feel bad about taking your money because I haven't implemented that workaround myself and I haven't touched docusign in over a year.

  27. CW: docusign (in organizations)

    I had to see an ad for #docusign so now I will mention that, as of the last time I supported them, it wasn't possible to create accounts inside Docusign in an organizational environment in a Sarbanes-Oxley compliant way. Specifically: When you create an account inside an environment, if there is more than one administrator account in that environment, it is not (or was not as of a year and some months ago) possible to determine who created that account.

    That's a violation of SOX and may violate other regulations in other regions.

    There is a workaround you could apply to be in compliance (provided you manage identities centrally) but I suggest you contact someone with expertise in that. I would have to charge you money to discuss it but I'd feel bad about taking your money because I haven't implemented that workaround myself and I haven't touched docusign in over a year.

  28. Heute Seitz-on-tour gemeinsam mit der Deutsche Telekom im Headquarter von #Microsoft in Dublin!

    Spannende Einblicke der Kollegen vor Ort zum Thema #KI und #Agents – beeindruckend, wie konkret dort bereits an zukünftigen Entwicklungen gearbeitet wird.

    In den nächsten Tagen folgen noch spannende Stationen bei #DocuSign und #Salesforce.

  29. Heute Seitz-on-tour gemeinsam mit der Deutsche Telekom im Headquarter von #Microsoft in Dublin!

    Spannende Einblicke der Kollegen vor Ort zum Thema #KI und #Agents – beeindruckend, wie konkret dort bereits an zukünftigen Entwicklungen gearbeitet wird.

    In den nächsten Tagen folgen noch spannende Stationen bei #DocuSign und #Salesforce.

  30. It’s enough to make me consider blocking all #DocuSign emails. Aggressively emailing me about an obvious phishing scam.

  31. It’s enough to make me consider blocking all #DocuSign emails. Aggressively emailing me about an obvious phishing scam.

  32. Deutscher Wissenschaftsverlag schickt Autorenverträge zum digitalen Signieren auf der Onlineplattform #DocuSign und schreibt dazu:

    „DocuSign unterhält europäische Server und unterliegt den deutschen Datenschutzrichtlinien“

    @kernpanik ruft die Seite auf und stellt fest, dass diese ohne Consent eine Verbindung zum Trackingdienst #Optimizely in Kanada herstellt.

    #Neuland, immer wieder #Neuland. Ich frage mich, ob es hierzulande auch nur einen einzigen Verlag gibt, der #DGSVO-konform arbeitet.

  33. Deutscher Wissenschaftsverlag schickt Autorenverträge zum digitalen Signieren auf der Onlineplattform #DocuSign und schreibt dazu:

    „DocuSign unterhält europäische Server und unterliegt den deutschen Datenschutzrichtlinien“

    @kernpanik ruft die Seite auf und stellt fest, dass diese ohne Consent eine Verbindung zum Trackingdienst #Optimizely in Kanada herstellt.

    #Neuland, immer wieder #Neuland. Ich frage mich, ob es hierzulande auch nur einen einzigen Verlag gibt, der #DGSVO-konform arbeitet.

  34. Typical #docusign interaction:

    Why is it so hard for companies to properly configure their email infrastructure and services? This also isn't the first time I got so much spam from them at once...

    #spam

  35. Typical #docusign interaction:

    Why is it so hard for companies to properly configure their email infrastructure and services? This also isn't the first time I got so much spam from them at once...

    #spam