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OpenAI Targets Faster Patching with Expanded Cyber-Defense Program

OpenAI's new GPT-5.5-Cyber model has achieved a record 85.6% score on CyberGym's vulnerability test, outperforming its standard counterpart and paving the way for faster patching with cutting-edge tooling and partnerships. This major breakthrough enables verified defenders to accelerate vulnerability fixes with enhanced security capabilities.

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Microsoft Bolsters AI Safety with RAMPART and Clarity Tools

Microsoft is taking a major leap forward in AI safety with the launch of RAMPART, an open-source tool that automates red-teaming for agentic AI applications, helping to prevent real-world attacks like prompt injection. By integrating RAMPART into its CI/CD pipelines, Microsoft is turning AI safety from a philosophy into a practical engineering discipline.

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Ominous clock with cracked face looms over disorganized workshop, symbolizing software backlog and patching pressure.

Mythos Exposes Software Backlog, Pressures Vendors on Patching

The Claude Mythos Preview has uncovered a harsh reality: artificial intelligence can spot long-known software defects faster than teams can fix them, revealing a massive backlog of vulnerabilities that could leave businesses exposed. This AI capability is sounding the alarm, forcing a critical rethink of how software vendors prioritize and deploy patches.

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