Back in April, I wrote about Project Glasswing — Anthropic's decision to release its first Mythos-class model only to a vetted group of cyber defenders and critical infrastructure operators. At the time, I called it an interesting experiment in tiered access control for frontier AI. I didn't expect the sequel to involve the U.S. Commerce Department, an Amazon-discovered jailbreak, and the fastest deploy-suspend-redeploy cycle in frontier AI history. But here we are. Claude Fa

Introduction For the first time, an AI vendor has publicly released a model while simultaneously admitting that its unrestricted version is too powerful for general availability. On June 9, 2026, Anthropic announced two new frontier AI models: Claude Fable 5 and Claude Mythos 5. While both models share the same underlying architecture, Anthropic made a deliberate decision to split them into separate offerings. Claude Fable 5 is available to the public with extensive safeguard

The cybersecurity industry has long relied on the Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report (DBIR) to understand how attackers gain access to organizations. The 2026 report reveals a significant shift that security leaders cannot afford to ignore. For years, stolen credentials and phishing dominated the conversation. Today, vulnerability exploitation has become the leading initial access vector in confirmed breaches. This change represents more than a new statistic—it highlig

Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming the job market at a rapid pace. While AI brings exciting new possibilities, it also causes significant disruption. According to a recent analysis by Goldman Sachs, the United States faces an average loss of about 16,000 jobs per month due to AI-driven automation. This shift raises important questions about which jobs will disappear, which will grow, and how workers can adapt to this changing landscape. This article explores the com

For years, patching has been treated as a maintenance task — something to be scheduled, tested, staged, and rolled out on a cycle that suited the organization. Most enterprise security teams considered a 30-day patch window aggressive. Many operated on 60 or 90 days for non-critical systems. That model is now officially obsolete. India's national cybersecurity agency, the Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In), has issued one of the most demanding patching directives any

Something fundamental shifted in cybersecurity on April 7, 2026. That was the day Anthropic unveiled Claude Mythos Preview — a frontier AI model whose capabilities were so advanced, so unprecedented in their ability to find and exploit software vulnerabilities, that the company made an extraordinary decision: it would not release it to the public. Instead, Anthropic launched Project Glasswing. In the weeks since, the initiative has produced results that have stunned security

The cybersecurity world was shaken recently after reports surfaced that credentials tied to the had allegedly been exposed online, including access associated with AWS GovCloud environments. The incident, first reported by, immediately sparked concern across government agencies, healthcare organizations, defense contractors, and critical infrastructure providers. While cloud credential leaks themselves are not new, this particular situation attracted intense attention because

Even some of the researchers and journalists closest to these developments have issued serious warnings about where this technology may be heading. In reporting by Margi Murphy on Google’s discovery of what it believed to be one of the first AI-assisted zero-day exploitation attempts, the concern was not merely that AI helped generate exploit code — it was that the entire offensive workflow appeared to be accelerating beyond traditional defensive response timelines. (The Edge

This April I attended my ISSA SF Meeting and learned about Vibe Coding. I want to take time to explain what I learned and write down as much as I can with sources. “Vibe coding” is an informal term that has emerged to describe a very real shift in how software is being built: developers increasingly express intent in natural language and rely on AI systems to translate that intent into working code. What began as autocomplete has evolved into something closer to collaborativ

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