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South Korea\'s ICT ministry eyes access to Anthropic\'s Mythos

South Korea\'s Ministry of Science and ICT is actively exploring participation in Anthropic\'s cybersecurity consultative body, Project Glasswing. The ministry held a meeting with Anthropic and multiple Korean agencies on AI and cybersecurity cooperation and conveyed broad interest in collaboration, including information sharing on vulnerability disclosures. Prospects remain uncertain due to reported White House opposition to expanding the project and the absence of an MOU with Anthropic. The ministry is also accelerating domestic responses to AI-driven cyber threats.

AI & Enterprise

Supply chain security on alert as M&A targets agent security

Security threats targeting the software supply chain are intensifying as AI spreads, with recent incidents involving a tampered Axios NPM package and trojanised installers distributed via the official Daemon Tools website. Concerns are also emerging that automation features in AI coding tools could amplify supply chain risks. Amid growing interest in AI agents, companies are accelerating moves in agent security, including more M&A activity. The article also lists related developments by OpenAI, Anthropic, the White House, Cisco, KT and others.

Finance

JPMorgan CEO warns Claude Mythos poses high cyber risk, finance must prepare

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon identified Anthropic’s generative AI model Claude Mythos as a high-risk technology from a cybersecurity perspective. Speaking at an Anthropic event in New York, he said advanced AI could find software vulnerabilities far faster than existing security tools and called the threat realistic. Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei said risks are already visible and access is limited to 12 firms under Project Glasswing.