Could the UK Tighten AI Regulation? Why Vendors Should Watch Closely
The UK could reconsider its light-touch approach to AI regulation following recent safety incidents involving OpenAI and Anthropic, raising questions about the future of AI investment, adoption, and oversight
Kristian McCann · 4 Aug 2026
OpenAI, Now Anthropic: Claude Models Attacked Companies in Testing, Raising Trust Questions
Weeks after OpenAI's Hugging Face incident, Anthropic disclosed that three Claude models interacted with real organizations during testing that was supposed to remain isolated
Kristian McCann · 3 Aug 2026
AI to Outpace Cybersecurity Systems in "Months": How Can CISOs Prepare?
Five Eyes says frontier AI could outpace today's cyber defenses within months, and CISOs now face a narrowing window to strengthen security before attackers gain the upper hand
Kristian McCann · 3 Aug 2026
Cyber Apocalypse Overblown? Study Shows AI-Found Vulnerabilities Are Rarely Exploited
New research from VulnCheck suggests AI-assisted vulnerability discovery is not yet driving a surge in real-world cyberattacks, challenging fears sparked by frontier models such as Anthropic's Mythos
Kristian McCann · 29 Jul 2026
Microsoft Debuts MAI-Cyber-1-Flash: Are Smaller, Cheaper Models the New AI Cybersecurity Standard?
With MAI-Cyber-1-Flash and an expanded MDASH platform, Microsoft is making the case that affordable AI will be key to scaling cybersecurity operations
Kristian McCann · 28 Jul 2026
Google Previews Gemini 3.5 Flash Cyber: Will its Lower Cost Accelerate Enterprise AI Cybersecurity?
Google has unveiled a cost-optimized AI cybersecurity model, joining Anthropic and Microsoft in the race to secure software with AI
Kristian McCann · 27 Jul 2026
Why AI Capture Is the Foundation of Compliance and Intelligence
In this episode of UC Today, host Kristian McCann sits down with Eric Wiggins, Product Marketing Director at Smarsh , to explore why AI capture is…
Kristian McCann · 23 Jul 2026
Cisco Launches Antares: What the New AI Security Models Mean for Enterprises
Cisco has unveiled Antares, a new family of open-weight AI security models designed to help organizations pinpoint vulnerable code more efficiently while reducing the cost and complexity of AI-assisted vulnerability detection
Kristian McCann · 21 Jul 2026
What Is Microsoft's Project Perception and Can It Match Anthropic's Mythos?
Microsoft is entering the AI security race with Project Perception, a platform designed to make advanced vulnerability discovery more affordable and accessible for enterprises
Kristian McCann · 20 Jul 2026
Smart Glasses, AI Subscriptions and Privacy: What the Latest AR Developments Mean for the Enterprise
Meta, Snap and Google are reshaping the smart glasses market. Here's what the latest AR developments mean for enterprise buyers in 2026.
Christopher Carey · 15 Jul 2026
China Calls Claude Code a Security Risk Amid Deepening Anthropic-Alibaba Dispute
China's vulnerability database has urged users to uninstall affected versions of Claude Code, while Anthropic insists the disputed functionality was an anti-abuse experiment, not a backdoor
Kristian McCann · 10 Jul 2026
Big UC Update: Theta Lake’s Governance Playbook
Theta Lake explains why compliance teams need smarter governance for Zoom, Teams and Webex as AI and archiving risks grow.
Marcus Law · 8 Jul 2026
Industry Alarmed as First Agentic AI Ransomware Attack Is Discovered, but There’s a Catch
Sysdig researchers have uncovered a landmark AI-powered ransomware attack, offering a glimpse into the future of cybercrime
Kristian McCann · 7 Jul 2026
Anthropic Restores Fable 5 and Mythos: What Enterprises Need to Know
Anthropic has restored Claude Fable 5 and Mythos after a 19-day global suspension, but new safeguards and access changes mean enterprises should not expect a simple return to business as usual
Kristian McCann · 1 Jul 2026
InfoComm 2026 Recap: Irwin Lazar on AI's Growing Role in AV & Workplace Collaboration
Metrigy's Irwin Lazar shares his key takeaways from Infocomm 2026 – from AI-powered room management and data federation to deep fake detection
Christopher Carey · 1 Jul 2026
Securing the Smart Meeting Room: The New Risk Surface Hiding in Plain Sight
Smart meeting rooms are packed with connected devices — and most enterprises don't govern them. Here's what CISOs and IT leaders need to know
Christopher Carey · 25 Jun 2026
Anthropic Seeks US Action Over Alibaba's Alleged AI Distillation Campaign
Anthropic has urged US lawmakers to act against Alibaba over an alleged large-scale AI distillation campaign that it claims extracted capabilities from its Claude model
Kristian McCann · 25 Jun 2026
Five Eyes Warning: AI Set to Outpace Cybersecurity Systems in Months
A joint Five Eyes advisory warns that rapidly advancing AI could outpace current cybersecurity defenses within months, increasing the speed and sophistication of cyberattacks
Kristian McCann · 24 Jun 2026
Microsoft Closes Critical Copilot Attack Path, but Is the Underlying AI Risk Unresolved?
Microsoft has patched the Copilot vulnerability known as SearchLeak, but the attack highlights a broader AI security challenge that remains unresolved
Kristian McCann · 17 Jun 2026
Your UC Platform Is Already Running AI. Your Compliance Tools Have No Idea
As AI embeds itself into every layer of enterprise UC, the firms that will stay ahead of regulators are not the ones slowing down adoption. They are the ones building governance fast enough to keep pace with it
Marcus Law · 16 Jun 2026
Why the US Restricted Anthropic's Mythos and Fable and What It Means for AI Access
The dispute over Fable 5 offers an early glimpse into how governments may seek to regulate and restrict access to advanced AI systems
Kristian McCann · 15 Jun 2026
Claude Mythos Could Release as Early as Tomorrow — Here's What Enterprises Need to Know
Anthropic could reportedly launch Mythos, its most advanced cybersecurity-focused AI model, as early as tomorrow
Kristian McCann · 9 Jun 2026
Anthropic’s Mythos Vulnerability Hunting Gains Tempered by Findings of False Positives
Anthropic’s update on Mythos shows the potential of AI-powered security research still faces false positives and triage concerns
Kristian McCann · 27 May 2026
US Comms Giants Unite for New Cyber Initiative As AI Shifts Threat Landscape
Eight of the US' largest communications providers have joined forces to launch C2 ISAC, a new initiative designed to accelerate cyber threat intelligence sharing and strengthen resilience as AI-driven threats continue to evolve
Kristian McCann · 25 May 2026
AI-Driven SOCs: What PwC Is Seeing and What Security Leaders Should Do
PwC’s Morgan Adamsky outlines how security teams can operationalize AI, balance automation with human oversight, and prepare for faster, more complex threats
Kristian McCann · 20 May 2026
Anthropic to Brief Central Banks as Mythos Triggers Financial Security Fears
Anthropic has agreed to brief central banks and financial regulators on vulnerabilities identified by Mythos, a tightly restricted system that is already raising alarms over financial stability, national security, and the future of AI governance
Kristian McCann · 19 May 2026
From Pilot to Production: The CIO Playbook for Scaling AI Safely
Learn why AI pilot controls fail in production and how Theta Lake helps CIOs monitor behaviour, governance and risk.
Marcus Law · 19 May 2026
Daybreak: OpenAI Launches Initiative to Embed Its AI in Cybersecurity
OpenAI launches Daybreak, an AI-driven cybersecurity initiative designed to detect, test, and fix software vulnerabilities earlier in the development lifecycle
Kristian McCann · 12 May 2026
Security & Compliance | Securing the Enterprise in the Age of AI Agents
In this roundtable, a panel of experts discusses the speed at which agentic AI is rolling out and how companies can match that acceleration with adequate security
Kristian McCann · 7 May 2026
Cisco Debuts Model Provenance Kit to Help Enterprises Vet Third-Party AI Models
Cisco’s new Model Provenance Kit helps enterprises trace, verify, and audit third party AI models before deployment
Kristian McCann · 4 May 2026
Anthropic's AI Found Decade-Old Flaws in Every Major OS Before Anyone Else Did. Now It's Telling You to Check Yours.
Claude Opus 4.7 is out. But Anthropic's discovery of decade-old flaws in every major OS is what enterprise IT and security leads need to act on first.
Marcus Law · 20 Apr 2026
Zscaler Sounds Alarm on Security Threats as Enterprise AI Usage Surges
Zscaler highlights that organizations are using thousands of AI apps - exposing new security risks that can't be ignored.
Sean Nolan · 13 Apr 2026
Glasswing: Anthropic’s New Cybersecurity AI Project Attracts Microsoft and AWS
Anthropic’s Project Glasswing brings Microsoft, AWS, and other major companies into a new cybersecurity effort using the unreleased Claude Mythos model to find software vulnerabilities and strengthen defensive security
Kristian McCann · 8 Apr 2026
From False Positives to Real Risk: AI‑Driven Compliance in Modern UC
This interview shows why AI-driven compliance in UC matters: Global Relay explains moving beyond false positives, archives and review fat
Christopher Carey · 1 Apr 2026
RSA 2026: Cisco Strengthens AI Agent Security Offering to Meet Surging Adoption Demands
As AI agent adoption races ahead of governance, Cisco is making its move to be offer the security companies use to secure it
Kristian McCann · 23 Mar 2026
Microsoft: AI Agent Adoption Surging Ahead of Security Controls
Microsoft research reveals AI agent adoption is rapidly accelerating across UK organizations, but security governance and oversight frameworks are struggling to keep pace
Kristian McCann · 20 Mar 2026
The AI Scale Mandate: Why Elasticity is the New Compliance Standard
Arctera and Chris Stapenhurst say elasticity, SaaS and cloud data governance are key as AI, compliance and regulation tighten.
Kieran Devlin · 18 Mar 2026
Microsoft Teams Rolling Out Update to Boost IT Scrutiny of Meeting Bots
A new Microsoft Teams security update will label third-party bots in meeting lobbies, requiring organizers to explicitly approve them for enhanced control and threat protection
Kristian McCann · 10 Mar 2026
AI Jailbreaking: The Insider Threat Enterprises Aren't Prepared For
For CIOs and Heads of Unified Communications, the mandate has shifted dramatically: this time, saying "no" to AI isn't an option.
Rob Scott · 4 Mar 2026
Fortifying UCaaS in a Volatile Cyber Landscape
GoTo CISO Attila Torok discusses UCaaS security, AI-driven cyber threats, deepfakes, identity risks, and secure-by-design strategies.
Kristian McCann · 3 Mar 2026
3 Concerning Examples of UC Deepfake Threats & Malicious Synthetic Media
UC deepfake threats are rising across voice, video and email. Now synthetic media risk will reshape the evaluation of UC security tools.
Sean Nolan · 22 Feb 2026
Bots Need Identity Too: Identity Assurance for AI and Humans is Now a Must for UC
If you're missing identity assurance for AI systems, you don't have a full plan for UC governance. Identity matters for machine colleagues.
Rebekah Carter · 19 Feb 2026
State-Sponsored Hackers Turn Google’s AI Into Full-Spectrum Attack Assistant
Why it matters: Google’s Gemini is being used by APT groups and cybercriminals for recon, phishing and malware. Published on UC Today.
Kristian McCann · 12 Feb 2026
The Retreat to Hybrid Is a Complexity Trap, Unified SaaS Is the Compliance Fix
Why hybrid can become a compliance trap: published on UC Today, Arctera and Opimas show how unified SaaS, AI policies and 130+ sources improve data sovereignty,
Kieran Devlin · 9 Feb 2026
AI Colleague Risks: The New Insider Threat in UC and Collaboration
Introducing machine employees into the workplace comes with its own share of dangers. Here are the AI colleague risks you need to know about
Rebekah Carter · 25 Jan 2026
The AI Compliance Blind Spot: When UC 'Helpful' AI Becomes an Audit Risk
EU AI Act rules raise the bar for compliance, but gaps persist around technical documentation for transcription, sentiment, and moderation.
Kieran Devlin · 21 Jan 2026
UC Identity Risks are Poisoning Communications: Deepfakes, Impersonation, and UC-Based Fraud
With machine colleagues and human staff now sharing digital workspaces, it's time to rethink how you approach UC identity risks.
Rebekah Carter · 18 Jan 2026
ServiceNow Acquires Armis for $7.75Bn as Race to Secure Enterprise AI Heats Up
ServiceNow's $7.75B Armis acquisition aims to unify cyber exposure management and AI security workflows. What tech buyers need to know.
Kieran Devlin · 24 Dec 2025
The Ultimate Guide to UC Security, Compliance, and Risk
Discover the key trends influencing UC security and compliance to safeguard your organization and meet regulatory requirements.
Sean Nolan · 23 Dec 2025