Media Coverage

Anthropic has disabled Claude Mythos 5 and Claude Fable 5 after a US Government export control ordered it to halt operations over automated hacking risks

In a byline for Manufacturing Business Technology, Kev discusses how OT systems, as they integrate further with corporate IT, require improvements in visibility, skills, and compliance to avoid rising security risks. The disappearing air gap is a priority media angle for the C7 team, and this byline helps to further position company messaging.

Kevin Marriott shares expert insights on the opportunities and pitfalls of bringing AI into Security Operations Centers, highlighting the ongoing need for human expertise and cautions against over-reliance on AI. Given AI remains a trending focus for the industry/media, this is a great thought leadership piece.

Ben warns that the SharePoint exploit exposes high-value secrets and domain-wide risks, underscoring the dangers of on-premises software. Given SharePoint hack was a major news event with longstanding effects, this coverage further positions Ben as a thought leader on emerging threats.

In this article, James warns that as AI automates level-one SOC tasks, junior analysts may lose out on foundational experience, making hands-on training, labs, and simulation critical to maintain future cyber talent. ISMG is a tier-1 trade publication, and this piece directly discusses Immersive’s messaging and includes several quotes from James to position him as an expert in cyber skills and hiring.

This article is the result of an interview with Max about the UNFI cyberattack. Its inclusion in a tier-1 business publication, which includes only one other subject matter expert, positions Immersive as an expert on retailer cyber attacks, and provides reach to a broader audience.

This article features insights from Dan on why a skills-first approach broadens the talent pool and identifies high-potential candidates overlooked by traditional hiring metrics. It is also in a tier-1 trade publication and highlights Immersive’s messaging on cyber certifications.

This byline from Max, in a tier-one trade publication, ties into Immersive’s messaging to invest in cyber resilience and being ready for cyber attacks.

In his Forbes column, James argues that regular cyber drills are essential for organizations to detect gaps in security plans and organizational muscle memory and readiness. This piece directly controls messaging and emphasizes the importance of regular cyber drilling in front of a business audience.

This article highlights insights from Kev on Netflix's “Zero Day” to discuss what the show got right about cyber attacks. By tying into a trending show, this coverage enhances brand visibility while reinforcing Kev’s position as a trusted cybersecurity thought leader.

This article includes a 2025 prediction from Kev that the year will bring more large-scale ransomware and supply-chain attacks, underlining that these continuing threats pose danger for organizations as the cybersecurity landscapes evolve. This is a tier-1 business publication, providing further credibility for Kev and for Immersive.

This is a byline from Max about legacy training shortcomings and how organizations can actually prepare with cyber drilling. This piece is on-message and supports Max's thought leadership platform.