Tanium Uses Frontier AI in Project Glasswing to Research Vulnerabilities
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Tanium on the 21st said it had disclosed efforts to strengthen its vulnerability research capabilities.
The model being used is Claude Mythos 5, and Tanium said it is participating in Anthropic's Project Glasswing.
Tanium said it plans to disclose insights gained from the project, continue fulfilling its CNA obligations, and issue CVE records and security advisories.
Tanium on the 21st said it had disclosed efforts to strengthen its vulnerability research capabilities as controversy over frontier AI models continued. The model being used is Claude Mythos 5. Tanium said it is participating in Anthropic's Project Glasswing and is testing Claude Mythos 5 for defensive cybersecurity tasks.
Tanium said it had already been using general-purpose AI models in its codebase. It added that its participation in Project Glasswing has given it direct access to Claude Mythos 5.
Tanium said using Claude Mythos 5 has strengthened its research capabilities around vulnerabilities that were missed by traditional scanning methods. The company said this builds on its prior experience using AI and strengthens vulnerability research as it works with a new model.
Tanium said it plans to disclose workflow-related insights gained through the project, as well as insights related to Triage methods and changes to effective code security criteria for frontier AI, to the security community.
Tanium said it plans to continue fulfilling its CNA obligations and will issue CVE records for vulnerabilities in its products, as well as security advisories for vulnerabilities in its products.
Christian Hunt, Tanium's Chief Engineering Officer, said all of Tanium's released code is trusted to help IT and security operators protect critical systems, and that the company is taking its commitment to customer safety seriously. He said that, as an extension of that security commitment, Project Glasswing provides access to frontier AI capabilities, and that through Project Glasswing, dependent organizations can find and fix vulnerabilities before damage occurs.
Source: TECHWORLD · Kim Hye-jin
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=407235
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