Greg Brockman explains how OpenAI uses frontier models to find and fix its own vulnerabilities
OpenAI · youtube · 2026-11-11
OpenAI released a video in which President and co-founder Greg Brockman explains how the company uses frontier models for cyber defense: the team used a frontier model to identify and resolve important vulnerabilities in its own code and infrastructure.
Those defensive lessons are being turned into practical tools and playbooks for customers, helping other security teams strengthen defenses as model capabilities improve. The initiative is dubbed Daybreak (openai.com/daybreak).
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