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Security teams get AI tools for patching flaws, backed by hundreds of millions in free credits.
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We are entering a new dark age of cybersecurity. Devin is here to help. Introducing the new Devin Security: powered by Claude Mythos and frontier cyber models, plus hundreds of millions of dollars of credits to help teams find, prioritize, and fix urgent vulnerabilities.Read original on X
I spent the whole weekend building new security tools for teams. My whole company is really excited about them - they’re even giving you free credits to use them. Please check them out:Read original on X
The world's most powerful cyber models, including Claude Mythos, are available in Devin Security Platform. We're also offering hundreds of millions of dollars in credits to use it. If you want to defend faster than attackers, you have to find and fix flaws at machine speed. That’s why we’re building the best AI-powered security platform in the world. Devin already helps engineering teams write more secure code, now it can secure the code they already have.Read original on X
Cognition launches Devin Security to find and fix code vulnerabilities
Cognition launches Devin Security to find and fix code vulnerabilities
Devin Security Launches to Find and Fix Vulnerabilities
Cognition launches Devin Security to find and fix code vulnerabilities
Cognition launches Devin Security to find and fix vulnerabilities
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