This week on Cyber Uncut, Liam Garman and Daniel Croft unpack the week’s cyber and AI news, while David Hollingworth reports from Zero Trust World 2026 in Florida!
Garman and Croft kick off the podcast with news of ChatGPT shedding a raft of users since it announced it would sign up with the Pentagon after rival AI giant Anthropic backed down over fears its AI would be used without adequate guardrails.
The pair then unpack the Commonwealth Bank’s self-reported $1 billion fraud case involving illegitimate home loans after two whistleblowers accused a lender and a mortgage broker of forging income statements within the bank’s private banking division. The two also cover how a hacktivist group named the “Department of Peace” allegedly breached the DHS Office of Industry Partnerships and released details on ICE and DHS contracts with over 6,000 entities, including Anduril, Microsoft, Oracle, and Palantir.
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Finally, we then cut to David Hollingworth on the floor of Zero Trust World 2026, where he caught up with ThreatLocker’s CEO, Danny Jenkins, unpacking the cyber security implications of the fighting in Iran, after Garman and Croft outline the threats to the world’s financial systems as the conflict continues in the region.
Enjoy,
The Cyber Uncut team
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