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Announcing two new cyber products: - Daybreak Defense Factory ( - Daybreak Red Team ( Both make it much easier to put frontier cyber capabilities to work, helping defend companies in new ways.Read original on X
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OpenAI launches Daybreak Defense Factory and Daybreak Red Team security tools
The products aim to help companies automate security patching and red-team testing with frontier AI.
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We announced new tools we're developing for cybersecurity today across automated patching and automated red teaming. Watch the recording hereRead original on X
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