Accenture

The speed gap between human security teams and AI-powered adversaries just became a real product category. At RSA 2026, Accenture and Anthropic jointly launched Cyber AI — an enterprise security operations platform that puts Claude’s reasoning engine at the center of threat detection, response, and governance. This isn’t a concept or a proof of concept. It’s a live platform built on two decades of Accenture cybersecurity delivery experience, augmented with Anthropic’s Claude as the core reasoning engine. And it comes with a specific feature that agentic AI builders should pay close attention to: Agent Shield. ...

There’s a sentence in the new Accenture/Wharton report on AI that reads like it was written to be quoted in boardrooms: “Intelligence may be scalable, but accountability is not.” It’s a precise articulation of something that enterprise AI practitioners have been watching develop in slow motion: as organizations deploy more agents to do more things, the human oversight structures required to be accountable for those agents haven’t kept pace. The gap is widening. And the consequences of that gap are not abstract. ...

Anthropic has launched the Claude Partner Network — a structured channel program seeded with $100 million in 2026 commitments to help consulting and professional services firms build practices around Claude. The announcement came at Anthropic’s inaugural Partner Summit on March 12th and formalizes a partner ecosystem that’s been assembling through individual alliances over the past year. What the Program Actually Offers The Claude Partner Network is built around three delivery pillars: ...