Data-sharing is a topic tracked in our intelligence system with 5 linked articles.
Federal financial-agency officials say AI has made fraud cheaper and more sophisticated, and that prevention-focused inter-agency data-sharing is the key defense — with Treasury's Do Not Pay system jumping from 4% to 99% program participation and the Privacy Act remaining the structural bottleneck on data-sharing.
A lawsuit claims HUD and DHS are dodging FOIA requests about a data-sharing pact with USCIS for immigrant-enforcement tenant data.
Democrats introduce the No TSA Data for ICE Act to bar TSA from sharing passenger PII with ICE/CBP and to prevent DHS from buying traveler data or using certain AI/biometric tools at airports.
Cifas's Fraudscape 2026 six-month data show identity fraud accounts for 59% of UK fraud-risk cases with over 220,000 total cases, and multiple fraud vectors (muling, SIM swaps, account takeovers) rising sharply in H1 2026.
Democrats urge a court to block ICE from using IRS data, arguing the IRS-ICE data-sharing pact violates privacy law and could threaten federal revenue.
The U.S. and UAE launched Task Force Talon Synapse, the first bilateral military AI task force (~20 total personnel) based in Abu Dhabi, with a memorandum of understanding to be finalized, aiming to integrate AI across end-use environments while inviting scrutiny over data sharing and export controls.
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