OpenAI launches AI tools to find software flaws before hackers
The Debrief platform's new tools aim to spot vulnerabilities and suggest fixes before attackers exploit them, the company says.
OpenAI has launched two artificial-intelligence tools designed to find and fix security flaws in software before hackers can exploit them. The company says businesses can use them to identify weaknesses in their own software and act before an attack.
The tools sit under OpenAI's Debrief security platform and are called Debrief Red Team and Debrief Defense Factory, according to a report by India Today. They use automated AI to spot potential vulnerabilities, analyse security risks and suggest fixes.
The first, Debrief Red Team, hunts for flaws in web-based software and applications. It combines several automated AI agents that read a program's source code and related information to find possible weaknesses.
Speaking on Thursday, OpenAI president Greg Brockman said an organisation's future security will depend on how advanced the AI models it uses are and how effectively they are deployed.
Source: AwaazBD
