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Putting frontier cyber models in more trusted hands
We’re bringing OpenAI’s frontier cyber models to the security partners protecting organizations around the world. Together, we’re putting frontier intelligence directly into the products, services, and security operations defenders already depend on. More organizations can now find serious vulnerabilities, fix them faster, and stay ahead of threats moving at machine speed.
AI is changing cybersecurity faster than most organizations can respond. Attackers can identify vulnerabilities, develop exploits, and move through complex systems with increasing speed and scale. At the same time, security teams are confronting a growing volume of weaknesses across the software and infrastructure they protect. Finding those vulnerabilities is only the beginning. The harder challenge is determining which ones pose a real threat and fixing them before they can be exploited. Too many defenders still lack access to the frontier models that can help them do that.
Our Daybreak Cyber Partner program includes leading security & services partners such as Accenture(opens in a new window), IBM(opens in a new window), Capgemini(opens in a new window), Cognizant(opens in a new window), EY(opens in a new window), KPMG(opens in a new window), PwC(opens in a new window), NCC Group(opens in a new window), and SpecterOps(opens in a new window) along with technology partners Palo Alto Networks(opens in a new window) , CrowdStrike(opens in a new window), Cisco(opens in a new window), Sophos(opens in a new window), Akamai(opens in a new window), Fortinet(opens in a new window) and Cloudflare(opens in a new window). These partners bring deep security expertise and established relationships with organizations around the world. By bringing our frontier cyber models into their services, we can help more defenders find serious vulnerabilities, validate which ones matter, and fix them faster.
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