Tanium Joins Anthropic's Project Glasswing to Find and Fix Vulnerabilities Before Attackers Do Using Frontier AI
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Tanium said it is participating in Anthropic's Project Glasswing and testing Claude Mythos 5 on defensive cybersecurity tasks.
The target is Tanium's production codebase, and the company aims to find risks in its own real-world code environment that traditional scanning methods would not detect.
Tanium said it will share project results and insights on workflows, triage, and changing standards for code security with the security community, and as a CNA, it also plans to issue CVE records and security advisories.
Tanium is participating in Anthropic's Project Glasswing. The company said it is testing Claude Mythos 5 on defensive cybersecurity tasks.
Claude Mythos 5 is being applied to Tanium's production codebase. The software is used by IT and security operators at thousands of companies worldwide to manage and protect endpoint assets.
Tanium said software providers face growing risk in the AI era. It also said attackers are exploiting vulnerabilities faster than most security tools are designed to respond.
Against this backdrop, frontier AI models were presented as having reached a level where they can detect risks that traditional scanning methods would not find. Tanium is using this to identify risks that older methods missed.
The range of detectable risks includes issues that have lain dormant in codebases for years. Tanium is pushing ahead with a pilot deployment of Claude Mythos 5 to find such risks first in its own real-world code environment.
Tanium plans to share the results of the project with the broader security community. Accordingly, it is continuing the use of frontier AI for defensive cybersecurity work through its participation in Project Glasswing and testing on Tanium's production codebase.
Tanium said it has continued to use general-purpose AI models on its codebase and has also kept track of related capability improvements. It added that its participation in Project Glasswing could strengthen its vulnerability research capabilities through Claude Mythos.
Christian Hunt, Tanium's chief engineering officer, said Tanium's release code is trusted to protect the core systems of IT and security operators, and that this is a matter of taking its commitment to customer safety seriously. He said Project Glasswing provides access to frontier AI capabilities, helping identify and fix vulnerabilities before they cause damage to organizations that depend on them.
Tanium said that as the project progresses, it plans to release insights related to workflows, triage approaches, and how standards for effective code security with frontier AI are changing to the security community.
The organization said it plans to continue fulfilling its duties as a CVE Numbering Authority (CNA) while maintaining its role as a CNA. Accordingly, it plans to issue CVE records and security advisories for vulnerabilities in its products.
Source: TECHWORLD · Lee Gwang-jae
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=407207
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