Anthropic and Nozomi bring AI vulnerability research to OT security
Nozomi Networks has joined Anthropic’s Project Glasswing, an initiative using artificial intelligence to identify software vulnerabilities in critical infrastructure and connected systems.
The company will contribute expertise in operational technology, the Internet of Things, and cyber-physical systems. It plans to apply advanced AI models to vulnerability discovery within its platform, contribute findings to Anthropic’s research, and share relevant results with the wider cybersecurity community.
Project Glasswing brings together software companies, infrastructure providers, and security specialists. Participating organisations receive access to Claude Mythos Preview to examine software for vulnerabilities and assess how frontier AI models perform against critical systems.
Anthropic said organisations involved in the project have used the model to scan their codebases. The company reported that Claude Mythos Preview had identified more than 10,000 potential findings rated by the model as high or critical severity across participating organisations’ codebases.
Anthropic has also used an earlier version of Claude Mythos...
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