Why governance and visibility are the real defense against AI sovereignty risks

In June, Anthropic released two of its most capable AI models to date. Within days, the US government ordered the company to cut off access for every user outside the country, citing national security concerns.

Anthropic had no reliable way to check who was logging in from where. So, it pulled the models entirely, for everyone, including its own American customers. Two and a half weeks later, the controls were lifted and access came back. One of the two models remains restricted to a small number of approved organizations in the US.

CEO and co-founder of ThreatAware.

That sequence of suspend, restore, and partially restrict is worth looking at. It shows that access to the AI tools a business has built into its operations can change on a government's timetable rather than its own, with little or no notice.

For security leaders, that's the new reality to plan around....

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