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AI & Enterprise
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.
AI & Enterprise
AI-focused M&A gains pace as big cloud firms step up security expansion
M&A activity is picking up as the security industry reshapes around AI. Databricks is acquiring AI-based cyberattack detection startup Panther Labs, its third cybersecurity deal this year after Antimatter and SiftD. Identity security firm SailPoint Technologies is buying AI agent security startup Entro Security. Big cloud providers are also moving faster on security, with AWS launching an AI platform and Google Cloud supporting local data residency in its Seoul region.
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SoftBank launches new cybersecurity product based on OpenAI model
SoftBank Group has launched a new cybersecurity product based on an OpenAI model, Reuters reported on June 16. The product, called “Patching as a Service,” will be launched in Japan through a joint venture set up by SoftBank Corp and OpenAI in November last year. The two companies have jointly developed AI system integration services for Japanese firms. Masayoshi Son said the initiative would protect Japan’s core infrastructure.