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Google's PageBreak AI agent uncovers over 500 XSS flaws in its own web apps

Google's Product Security team disclosed in a blog post that its internal AI agent, PageBreak, has found more than 500 cross-site scripting vulnerabilities across the company's web applications. The tool, piloted last November and made a full product in January, combines AI analysis with validation to flag exploitable bugs, including a cache poisoning issue on apis.google.com, an XSS flaw on admin.google.com, and insecure handshakes in browser extensions, all of which have reportedly been fixed.

Anthropic expands Claude for Startups with free Team plan and $1,000 in API credits

Anthropic announced an expanded version of its Claude for Startups program during SF Tech Week, offering eligible companies a free year of Claude Team with up to five premium seats and $1,000 in API credits. Participants also gain access to the Claude Marketplace for building plug-ins and can schedule virtual sessions with Anthropic's Applied AI team. Eligibility requires companies to have been founded within the last five years or funded within the last two years.

Team Group Offers Discounted 32GB DDR5 RAM Kits During Big Deals Day

During Prime Big Deals Day, Team Group's 32GB DDR5 memory kits, including the Delta RGB at 5200 MT/s and the Vulcan Eco at 6400 MT/s, are available at reduced prices. The Delta RGB kit is now $389.99 after an 18% discount, making it one of the most affordable options for gamers and builders seeking DDR5 memory. These kits support overclocking features like XMP and EXPO, catering to different performance needs and system configurations.

Founder adopts questioning approach to improve decision-making process

A founder shifted from making decisions alone to engaging team input through targeted questions, revealing risks and gaps previously unnoticed. This change involved asking four key types of questions—foundation, practical, perspective, and alignment—to enhance clarity and decision quality. The new approach led to better outcomes and stronger team collaboration.

Apple CEO John Ternus personally overseeing design teams, Bloomberg reports

According to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, Apple CEO John Ternus has taken direct oversight of the company's industrial design and human interface teams, a responsibility he assumed even before formally becoming CEO following Jeff Williams' departure as COO. Gurman reports Ternus visits the design studio multiple times a week, sometimes more than once a day, far more frequently than Tim Cook's roughly monthly visits. Apple has not launched a search for a Chief Design Officer to replace Jony Ive, instead relying on internal leaders like Molly Anderson and Steve Lemay alongside Ternus's hands-on involvement.

Executive coaching advice targets managing bosses who frequently shift direction

A leadership coaching column describes the case of a manager named Clara who felt exhausted and uncertain after her boss repeatedly changed strategic direction. The coach recommends employees use targeted questions to clarify priorities rather than confronting a boss about team morale directly.

Executive-turned-solopreneur advocates 90-day planning cycles over annual goals

A former tech company executive describes shifting from traditional annual goal-setting to 90-day planning cycles after becoming a solopreneur. The writer notes that large companies can rely on monthly and quarterly tracking against yearly plans, with the flexibility to adjust mid-year when revenue fluctuates, but argues solopreneurs lack that same cushion.

Entrepreneur Op-Ed Outlines 4-Step Method to Close Workplace Expectation Gaps

An Entrepreneur contributor argues that many workplace failures stem from an 'expectation gap' — the difference between what a leader means and what a team understands. The piece proposes a four-step method: state the desired outcome, demonstrate what success looks like, confirm understanding, and recap the agreement in writing.

Advisory piece urges new CEOs to widen stakeholder outreach in first 60 days

An Entrepreneur opinion column argues that new CEOs should use their first 60 days to build relationships beyond the obvious stakeholders like the board and investors. It cites Equilar data showing 12-13% of CEOs are new each year, with about 28% hired externally, and recommends also speaking with predecessors, partners, recently departed clients and frontline staff. The piece offers tactics such as building a KPI-based scorecard, watching for cross-functional friction, and delaying restructuring.

Dr. André Martin outlines five team-building strategies in new book

Organizational psychologist Dr. André Martin has published a book titled 'Collective Confidence: The Winning Formula of the World's Best Teams,' offering guidance on building resilient teams. He shares five key insights drawn from the book on how teams can perform well under pressure.

Entrepreneur Contributor Details AI Marketing Team Built with ChatGPT Work Agents

An Entrepreneur contributor describes assembling a seven-person marketing operation run through AI agents built on ChatGPT Work and GPT-6 Astra, starting with an agent dedicated to editing Reels. The setup expands to separate agents handling research, writing, design, scheduling and analytics, each given a defined role, reusable skills and clear instructions rather than one-off prompts.

Ando launches team chat app built for both human employees and AI agents

Startup Ando exited stealth Thursday with a messaging platform positioned as an alternative to Slack, giving AI agents their own identities and inboxes so they can join channels, DMs and calls alongside human coworkers. Founder Sara Du said the app lets agents browse and join conversations, contribute to ongoing work, and message humans directly when needed, without a person relaying information between the agent and the team.