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Google has unveiled Gemini 4 Argon, its latest frontier AI model, with a focus on complex software engineering, enterprise knowledge work and cybersecurity. But unlike a typical Gemini launch, most developers, businesses and consumers can’t actually use it yet. Instead, Google is starting with a restricted rollout to selected cybersecurity experts through its Fairwind Program.

In this interview, Shubhangi Dua, Podcast Host, Producer, and B2B Tech Journalist at EM360Tech, speaks with Ole Olesen-Bagneux, Vice President & Chief Evangelist at Actian, at Big Data LDN 2026 in Kensington Olympia.

There’s nothing particularly suspicious about an IT administrator remotely connecting to someone’s laptop. They might be installing an update, fixing a problem or changing a configuration without ever needing to sit in front of the machine. Remote monitoring and management software, usually shortened to RMM, exists to make exactly this kind of work possible. The problem is that an attacker may want to do almost exactly the same things. They want remote access to a device.

By Garrett Hamilton, Founder and CEO, Reach Security Security teams spend enormous amounts of time looking for exploitable weaknesses across their environment, from vulnerable software and exposed services to compromised credentials and misconfigured infrastructure. Yet some of the weaknesses attackers can take advantage of are introduced inside the very security controls that are supposed to stop those attackers. That can happen through completely routine work.

Imagine this: An AI agent is left running overnight on a routine task, blocked from the fastest route to its goal by a sandbox rule. Instead of stopping, it finds another way through so it can fulfil its goal. It jumps over the one guardrail nobody thought to name. That's roughly the shape of the incident that put OpenAI's coding agent at the centre of an attack on Hugging Face earlier this year.

US President Donald Trump and nearly two dozen tech executives have signed a voluntary accord that endorses using outside auditors to assess the safety of AI systems. The agreement was reached at a White House lunch on Tuesday. AI companies also committed to meeting regularly to set industry best practices. The document carries no legal weight, however, Trump told reporters it is "morally binding".

In this interview, Shubhangi Dua, Podcast Host, Producer and B2B Tech Journalist at EM360Tech, speaks to Suresh Srinivas, CEO and Co-Founder of OpenMetadata and Collate at Big Data LDN 2026 in Kensington Olympia.

In this interview, Shubhangi Dua, Podcast Host, Producer and B2B Tech Journalist at EM360Tech, speaks to Cooper Kenny, Founding Sales and Alliances Manager at LakeFusion, at Big Data LDN 2026 in Kensington Olympia. Kenny tells Dua that one of the exciting things about this year's BDL was seeing how agentic AI adoption is happening and how we get there. “The growth between the last two years and what’s expected for the next few years, and the impact generative AI will have on it.