OpenAI extends cyber access to Ukraine for civilian defense
OpenAI will give Ukraine Daybreak access to find and fix vulnerabilities in civilian infrastructure.
OpenAI said it will give the Government of Ukraine access to its Daybreak program, working with the Ministry of Digital Transformation, so defenders can review software, investigate activity, validate vulnerabilities, and test fixes. The announcement cites nearly 6,000 cyber incidents handled by CERT-UA in 2025, including attacks on hospitals, energy, and telecommunications amid persistent Russian cyber operations. OpenAI said defenders in France, Germany, Poland, and elsewhere already have access; ENISA used the models to find since-fixed flaws in EU institutional software, and CERT Polska found six third-party router vulnerabilities that the vendor has patched.
- Ukraine will receive Daybreak access for civilian cyber defense.
- CERT-UA handled nearly 6,000 cyber incidents in 2025.
- ENISA used OpenAI models to find flaws later fixed in EU software.
- CERT Polska found six router vulnerabilities that the vendor patched.
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OpenAI is extending access to its Daybreak program to the Government of Ukraine to support the cyber defense of civilian infrastructure.
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