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Mythos returns as agentic AI drives security operations center expansion

The U.S. government has lifted export controls on Anthropic’s top AI models, Claude Fable5 and Mythos5, raising expectations of renewed competition among companies seeking to deploy AI models in cyber security. OpenAI has also made limited releases of three GPT-5.6 models, including a top model focused on cyber security. Companies are moving to apply agentic AI to security operations centers, while firms and institutions in and outside South Korea outline new security initiatives and strategies.

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AI framework act cannot stop Mythos, calls grow for resilience-focused regulation

South Korea lacks a practical legal framework to respond to AI-driven security threats, with current rules built on the assumption that intrusions can be prevented, a forum heard on Thursday. Jeong Se-jin (정세진), a lawyer at Lee & Ko, said high-performance AI such as Mythos can find vulnerabilities and attack on its own, beyond existing controls. He urged regulation focused on resilience, dynamic 대응 and clearer accountability for agentic AI incidents.

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CrowdStrike CEO says AI boom a tailwind for cybersecurity, confident on full-year results

CrowdStrike expects security demand to rise as AI-driven threats spread, and it raised annual guidance after reporting results above market expectations. CEO George Kurtz said companies are becoming more wary of AI-based cyber threats and that the trend should translate into revenue growth over the next several quarters. He said investor expectations around the Mithos scenario were premature, and highlighted an improved full-year net new ARR outlook and a surge in AI detection and response sales pipeline.