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Total Recall: A Cautionary Fable Of Anthropic And The US Government
On Friday, June 12, the same model class covered by our previous blog post went dark. Anthropic suspended Fable 5 and Mythos 5 worldwide after the US Department of Commerce issued an export control directive, which led to requests from prominent cybersecurity pros to undo the action. The bypass that triggered the export controls, per […]
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Announcing Forrester’s Top Cybersecurity Threats For 2026
AI innovation is moving at an unprecedented rate, and geopolitical tensions show no signs of easing. Forrester identifies these factors as two primary forces reshaping the threat landscape, placing additional strain on CISOs who are already stretched thin managing increasingly complex security programs. Anthropic’s Claude Mythos Preview and Project Glasswing are early signals of how […]
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What Anthropic’s Two Recent Announcements Mean For Manufacturers
In 2024, Forrester delved into the impact of genAI on smart manufacturing. But now agentic AI is also beginning to play a part in transforming asset-intensive industries. In May 2026, Anthropic announced the creation of a standalone enterprise AI services firm backed by Blackstone, Hellman & Friedman, Goldman Sachs, and other large asset managers — all […]
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OCX 2026: Open Source As Strategy
At OCX, the Eclipse Foundation’s Open Community Experience conference, attendees met to discuss the Eclipse Foundation and what it means to be an open-source developer.
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SUSECON 2026: From Open Infrastructure To Operational Sovereignty
SUSECON 2026 in Prague marked a clear advance on the platform pillars SUSE introduced a year earlier in Orlando — and a more forceful articulation of its choice narrative. SUSE argued that choice only matters if it can be operationalized: enabling sovereign workload control and resilience not just to technical failure but to economic and […]
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Introducing Forrester’s AI Model Openness Framework
Forrester’s Model Openness Framework can help you assess the real degree of openness in any AI model, whether it’s labeled open source or commercial, across three key dimensions: reproducibility, usage rights, and community momentum.