- When the People Building AI Start Sounding the Alarm…
In the space of ten days this September, the AI industry had a very public disagreement with itself. A researcher quit one of the world’s most valuable AI companies, warning that his colleagues privately believe their own work could kill everyone within the decade. Days later, that same company’s CEO published a nearly 4,000-word essay calling on the entire industry […]
- Mythos-Class Offensive AI and the New Cyber Threat Surface
The cybersecurity conversation has shifted from “Can AI help attackers write better phishing emails?” to “Can AI agents independently discover, exploit, and act on vulnerabilities?” The answer is increasingly yes — at least in constrained evaluations and reported incidents. Anthropic’s Claude Mythos Preview became a reference point for this shift after evaluations by the UK AI Security Institute reported significant […]
- Frontier AI Is Everywhere — And So Is Your Risk of Data Loss
In 2026, AI adoption has now become public use, with employee-led adoption, software development, marketing, customer support, and small-business productivity workflows are all accelerating at the same time. Recent adoption research indicates that a large share of enterprises now run AI in at least one business function, while small and medium-sized businesses are also adopting generative AI tools at a […]
- Supply Chain Attacks Are Rising: What Changed in 2025 and What It Means for 2026
A cybersecurity briefing on third-party compromise, software dependencies, and the accelerating role of Frontier AI. Supply chain attacks have moved from specialist cyber-risk discussions into the mainstream of business resilience. In 2025, adversaries increasingly stopped trying to break through an organisation’s front door and instead targeted the trusted technology relationships sitting around it: software vendors, open-source packages, SaaS platforms, managed […]
- 2026: (Another) Year of the Evasive Adversary
How cyber attackers are changing tactics, expanding attack vectors, and shrinking the defender’s window of response. Cybersecurity leaders are entering 2026 with a difficult reality: adversaries are no longer relying only on obvious malware, noisy intrusion attempts, or brute-force campaigns. They are becoming faster, more identity-driven, more cloud-aware, and more capable of blending into legitimate business activity. CrowdStrike describes 2025 […]