Ecosystm

17/06/2026

When Anthropic released Claude Fable 5 and Mythos 5 with advanced cybersecurity capabilities, it sparked pushback and debate about how such tools could accelerate offensive security research and shorten the time between vulnerability discovery and exploitation. Despite the scrutiny, this highlights a broader shift where AI is becoming a core capability in both cyber defence and attack, used by researchers, criminals, and nation-state actors alike.

Ecosystm Principal Advisor, Darian Bird says, “Because attackers operate without the governance and compliance constraints that slow defensive adoption, cyber leaders face a structural gap that demands a rethink of risk, exposure, and trust rather than incremental improvements to existing security operations.”

Read the full report here.
https://ecosystm.io/insight/report-the-narrowing-window-how-ai-compresses-cybersecurity-times/

15/06/2026

Indonesia has made AI a national priority – yet AI adoption inside organisations remains uneven.

Ecosystm research finds that only 14% of Indonesian organisations have AI woven into their business strategy.

Here are the biggest gaps across strategy, infrastructure, governance, data, and talent and where organisations need to focus to translate AI intentions into organisational value.

https://ecosystm.io/insight/ai-in-indonesia-strengthening-foundations-for-enterprise-adoption/

12/06/2026

Many enterprise applications were designed to record and manage work. Today's priorities demand something different.

As organisations embed AI into business processes, applications must support faster decisions, coordinated ex*****on, and greater operational visibility.

Here is what you need to know about what's shaping enterprise applications today.

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11/06/2026

The conversation around infrastructure is shifting from capacity to coherence.

As organisations expand AI initiatives, attention is turning to integration, standardisation, and the operational foundations required to scale effectively.

Here is what you need to know about the infrastructure trends emerging across Asia Pacific.

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EcosystmTV Infrastructure Rewired: From Capacity to Coherence The conversation around infrastructure is shifting from capacity to coherence. Here is what you need to know about the infrastructure Read More » Sahil Makhija 11 Jun 2026

10/06/2026

Technology leaders can track AI in approved platforms; what challenges them is everything that sits outside that view.

Governance works when AI is deployed through sanctioned systems. It becomes harder when capabilities are embedded in developer tools, application features, APIs, and automated workflows across teams and environments.

Where are the biggest Shadow AI risks coming from? Explore here.
https://ecosystm.io/ecosystmtv/how-shadow-ai-manifests-across-tools-systems/

Read the full report here.
https://ecosystm.io/insights/report-shadow-ai-risks-exposure-governance/

09/06/2026

India has no shortage of AI talent, startup activity, or digital scale. Yet the country is still not consistently producing world-leading AI platforms or deep tech companies at the same pace as the US or China.

The reason is not capability; it is system design.

Deep tech leadership depends on how effectively research, capital, infrastructure, and industry are connected over long cycles. In India, these linkages remain uneven: research often does not translate into deployable systems, capital is concentrated in short-horizon models, compute and data infrastructure are fragmented, and enterprise demand remains largely efficiency-led.

Institutions such as AI Research Organization (IAIRO) are significant in this context. They represent an emerging attempt to close the gap between research, engineering, and deployment by building shared environments for domain-specific AI, applied systems, and co-development with industry, rather than treating these as separate stages of the innovation cycle.

Here is our analysis of what will move the needle in shifting India from participation to ownership in deep tech. Read the full report here: https://ecosystm.io/insight/report-structural-constraints-in-india-ai-deep-tech-ecosystem/

08/06/2026

AI adoption in Asia Pacific’s Banking sector is accelerating, but so are the risks, the regulatory pressure, and the infrastructure complexity that come with it.

Ecosystm’s market scan maps five trends shaping the industry from agentic AI systems detecting fraud and initiating payments autonomously, to cross-border payment rails being rewired in real time, to climate risk moving from sustainability reports onto the balance sheet.

How are leading institutions responding? Ecosystm’s BFSI Practice helps organisations evaluate emerging developments, identify strategic priorities, and translate them into actionable transformation agendas.

https://ecosystm.io/insight/banking-in-asia-pacific-faster-systems-higher-stakes-new-risk-dynamics/

05/06/2026

Ecosystm Founder & CEO, Amit Gupta, contributes to a new report by The Aspen Institute New Zealand exploring the long term opportunities emerging from the New Zealand-India FTA.

The report examines why the opportunity ahead is not just about trade or market access, but about how businesses rethink India’s role in growth, innovation, and capability building.

Amit shares perspectives on why businesses that succeed will be those willing to move beyond transactional models and invest in long term collaboration across technology, talent, and innovation ecosystems.

Read the article here: https://www.aspeninstitute.org.nz/news/nz-india-fta

Access the full report here:https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5d3678535281d70001068936/t/6a163a342fe2c6365e18e59c/1779841588109/The+Long+Game+-New+Zealand+Business+and+the+India+FTA.pdf

04/06/2026

Indonesia has spent years building the foundations required for a digital economy, from connectivity and infrastructure to talent and innovation ecosystems. What is becoming more apparent now is the increasing coordination across these areas as AI moves higher on both public and private sector agendas.

Investment and policy activity span infrastructure, data centres, digital skills, governance, and sector-specific AI initiatives. These are not new priorities individually, but they are increasingly being viewed as interconnected components of long-term AI capability.

Based on Ecosystm’s ongoing tracking of the Indonesian market, here are some of the developments shaping the next phase of AI adoption.

Read more: https://ecosystm.io/insight/indonesia-ai-moment-ambition-architecture-and-long-game/

03/06/2026

India’s digital shift is changing the role of technology leaders.

The focus cannot be just on delivering systems, but on shaping business outcomes across risk, cost, performance, and growth.

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