if you’re working for a company in cybersecurity, you should be evaluating your options to abstract your companies services from the internetView quoted post on X
what i mean is: why allow an unauthenticated anonymous agent of an attacker to interact with your systems?
consider your architectural levers now, you’re going to need them
we know people love calling their dots - connection times are now much faster.View quoted post on X
also by popular demand - you can now hang up hands-free. just say “goodbye” to your dot and it’ll end the call.
I guess now that @openai has name dropped @calif_io as an early adopter I can tell you GPT-6 Cyber is out of this world. It is lightyears ahead of everything I used.View quoted post on X
OpenAI’s Greg Brockman reveals an unannounced JPMorgan Chase deal, with the bank using Codex and OpenAI’s cyber models to secure itself
“Well, so within the company, we were probably, I don’t know. Like, I think our enterprise revenue was about 30% versus consumer at 70%. And now we’re probably somewhere around, like, we’re majority enterprise. And it’s not that consumer has shrank. Right? It’s been growing, but it’s the enterprise segment has really taken off."
"And so I don’t know exactly how to quantify in the broader market, but you can see the way that we’re winning deals. So for example, actually, one that’s hot off the press, has not been previously announced, is that we just papered a partnership with JPMorgan Chase, and that they’re going to be using Codex."
"They’re going to be using our cyber models to secure themselves, deploying our models for enterprise transformation knowledge work across the company."
"And that for me is like such an iconic institution in such an important domain. Right? A highly regulated enterprise that trust is, like, so key to what they do and that they chose us and that we’re here to be a great partner.”View quoted post on X
This is the "upcoming cyber model" from yesterday. Besides 948 Linux vulns, it found 111 renderer RCEs in Firefox, among which, 81 were novel. 30 were exploits for bugs known to developers that were thought to be unexploitable.View quoted post on X
We are using this technology to scan more OSS projects and secure the Internet infrastructure.
This is just a start.
