Caroline Hyde / Ed Ludlow

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420 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 8 Apr

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Bloomberg Tech · Tech Stocks Rally on the Back of Ceasefire Deal · 8 Apr 2026 podcast

It's a really unusual agreement for competitors to be coming together for, you know, someone to be sharing their IP in this way, you know, and not, you know, claiming not to be profiting off it.

But it shows this wider, real equity.

existential threat, not only to the cybersecurity industry, but to software at large.

And I have just been hearing so much from my sources about how concerned they are about this incoming potential vulnerability apocalypse they're describing as, which could really impact so many of the things that we, you know, in our normal day to day use.

And it shows a kind of coming together of cyber defenders and trying to do the right thing in this new age of AI.

And Anthropic continuing to work with the government, even though, of course, they're in a legal battle with part of it at the moment.

Bloomberg's Margie Murphy.

Thanks so much for the reporting.

Let's stick with AI, with cyber threats and bring in Teresa Payton.

She's the CEO of Fortelis Solutions, which brings strategic cybersecurity services to leaders navigating high stakes environments.

You're also with the White House chief information officer during the George Bush administration.

And Teresa, I mean, an apocalypse is what we just heard from Margie.

Is that what you're thinking?

That last point is key, and it relates to what we've been talking about in the show, the war in Iran.

For many weeks, we've been saying that Iran, as an example, has a competence in the domain where if you're on the defense or you use a U.S.-based technology for defense, there's every chance that those going on the offense have access to similar technology.

Although, as Margie outlined, mythos is at the cutting edge in terms of models.

How do you see the field in that conflict, offense versus defense?

I think, Teresa, you make a good point.

And it's actually, we've been hearing from Anthropic as they've outlined what Glasswing really looks like.

And you can see what certainly Newton Cheng, who's Anthropic's frontier, Red Team's cyber lead, has been talking about how this is an industry-wide problem.

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