Daybreak is OpenAI's response to Anthropic's Claude Mythos
Key takeaways
- Foto Field/Shutterstock Open AI has just launched Daybreak, a cybersecurity initiative that's clearly the company's competitor to Anthropic's Project Glasswing.
- In its announcement, the company explained that Daybreak is built around the premise that cyber defense should be built into software from the start and not just revolve around finding and fixing vulnerabilities.
- Find and fix vulnerabilities earlier with Daybreak pic.twitter.com/yobOSWYeWP
Foto Field/Shutterstock Open AI has just launched Daybreak, a cybersecurity initiative that's clearly the company's competitor to Anthropic's Project Glasswing. If you'll recall, Glasswing uses Anthropic's unreleased AI model, Claude Mythos Preview, to provide its clients' cyber defense needs. It's been promising, so far: Mozilla revealed in April that Mythos helped it find and patch 271 vulnerabilities in the latest release of the Firefox browser. Open AI says Daybreak uses its various AI models, including its specialized security agent Codex.
In its announcement, the company explained that Daybreak is built around the premise that cyber defense should be built into software from the start and not just revolve around finding and fixing vulnerabilities. Daybreak aims to prioritize high-impact issues and reduce hours of analysis to minutes, to generate and test patches within repositories and to send back results with audit-ready evidence to the clients' systems. In OpenAI's example, it asked Codex Security to scan a codebase, validate the highest-risk findings and fix them.
Find and fix vulnerabilities earlier with Daybreak pic.twitter.com/yobOSWYeWP