‘AI is changing cyber security fast': BT becomes first UK firm to join Anthropic Project Glasswing

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  • BT is the first UK firm to join Anthropic's Project Glasswing
  • High-risk Claude Mythos Preview model is limited to select partners only
  • UK infrastructure set for major security boost – BT already blocks 4m attacks daily

BT has become the first UK company to publicly confirm membership of Anthropic’s Project Glasswing, a cybersecurity initiative that grants partners access to the company’s most advanced cybersecurity model ,Claude Mythos Preview.

The announcement was made at the UK Government’s AI Adoption Summit, where BT CEO Allison Kirkby declared the partnership would help the company to defend both its own networks and customer systems against evolving and sophisticated attacks.

“AI only works at scale when it is underpinned by future-ready networks that are secure, resilient, safe,” Kirkby said, committing to “working with Government to support the further development and deployment of sovereign British AI capability, so that the UK can be an AI maker...

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