IBM and OpenAI announce a partnership aimed at bringing OpenAI’s frontier AI capabilities into enterprise cybersecurity operations. Multiple reports say the collaboration focuses on improving how businesses identify, verify and remediate software vulnerabilities and security issues. The initiative is described as Project Lightwell and is framed as a new offering for application security. According to the sources, the service is designed to support security teams by speeding up code review and helping confirm potential vulnerabilities faster than conventional approaches. The reporting also indicates that the solution uses OpenAI’s cyber-related capabilities alongside other frontier AI models. One source adds that IBM is joining OpenAI’s Daybreak Cyber Partner Program, which is presented as a program to integrate frontier AI models into corporate security workflows. The overall aim is to help enterprises respond to rising cyber threats by enhancing the efficiency of vulnerability detection and remediation. Across the coverage, the partnership’s near-term deliverable is the new application-security service under the Project Lightwell label, with an emphasis on faster and more reliable vulnerability confirmation.
IBM partners with OpenAI to deploy AI for enterprise cybersecurity
IBM and OpenAI announce a partnership aimed at bringing OpenAI’s frontier AI capabilities into enterprise cybersecurity operations. Multiple reports say the collaboration focuses on improving how busi...
- IBM and OpenAI announce a partnership focused on enterprise cybersecurity AI.
- The effort is described as Project Lightwell.
- IBM is joining OpenAI’s Daybreak Cyber Partner Program for integrating frontier AI into security operations.
- A first product is a new application-security service for code review and vulnerability remediation.
- The service aims to detect and confirm software vulnerabilities faster than conventional methods.
IBM has signed up to OpenAI’s Daybreak Cyber Partner Program, a tie-up the company says will put frontier AI models to work inside corporate security operations. The partnership comes with a concrete first product: a new application-security service that uses the cyber capabilities of OpenAI’s models to find and confirm software vulnerabilities faster than conventional […] This story continues at The Next Web
1 month agoNew service aims to identify vulnerabilities faster amid rising cyber threats
1 month agoProject Lightwell will use OpenAI’s cyber capabilities alongside other frontier AI models for code review and remediation
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