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Factory just launched Wargames, a program which simulates a nation-state level attack on a company's infrastructure, shares its findings, and uses its 'Droid' coding agents to help fix the issues for free. @factory Software Engineer @varinnair told us why AI agents are changing how attackers operate, and why most companies' defences aren't built for it:Read original on X
Factory launches free Wargames program simulating nation-state attacks on companies
Factory launches Wargames to simulate nation-state attacks on companies
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The bot lets teams run AI teammates with their own logins that keep working in the background.
Each bot gets its own identity and logins, and plan usage rose about 7% at launch.
Greg Brockman said defenses now depend on the frontier model a company uses, while security basics still matter.
The products aim to help companies automate security patching and red-team testing with frontier AI.