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Commercial security services based on advanced AI models spread
Moves by the security industry are accelerating to offer commercial services that use large language models to help public and private organisations detect software vulnerabilities. IBM and OpenAI unveiled an enterprise AI security service, while SoftBank Group launched a product based on OpenAI models. OpenAI updated GPT-5.5-Cyber and expanded partner programmes. Intelligence agencies warned of destructive AI cyber attacks. Companies worldwide also announced new tools, acquisitions, funding and partnerships, including PQC standardisation efforts in South Korea.
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OpenAI updates GPT-5.5-Cyber, expands collaboration with security firms
OpenAI updated its cybersecurity model GPT-5.5-Cyber and expanded how vetted security companies can use it, Axios reported on June 22. OpenAI said the update lets approved security professionals do more work and improves performance in security tasks. The new version supports deep analysis of large codebases, vulnerability identification and verification, and patch development and testing. OpenAI also introduced a partner program and backed an initiative with Trail of Bits, HackerOne and Calypso.
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OpenAI CSO says GTAC broader than Anthropic\'s Glasswing, confirms South Korea and Japan as partners
OpenAI has confirmed South Korea and Japan as its first Asian partners for its government cyber trusted access programme GTAC, making them its third global partners after the United States and Canada. Jason Kwon (권) said GTAC offers broader access than Anthropic’s Glasswing and aims to equip trusted defenders with powerful AI tools. OpenAI also detailed plans for local rollout, partnerships and options to address data security concerns.
