OpenAI plans security sprint with Cathedral Systems
Original title: Preparing our next security sprint to harden OpenAI
OpenAI says critical bug-bounty rewards more than quadrupled and pledges $1 billion in subsidized Daybreak access over six months.
OpenAI said it is planning an internal security sprint in which Cathedral Systems researchers will use OpenAI models with OpenAI teams to test defenses. The company said its last sprint assigned 25% of product engineers to find and fix weaknesses using Codex. It also said it more than quadrupled rewards for critical bug-bounty findings and committed $1 billion in subsidized access over six months for Daybreak customers protecting essential services.
Unconfirmed: Reward changes, funding, and sprint results are OpenAI's own statements, not independently verified.
- Cathedral Systems researchers will challenge OpenAI defenses using OpenAI models.
- The last sprint assigned 25% of product engineers to finding and fixing weaknesses.
- Engineers used Codex to investigate findings, reproduce issues, and prepare patches.
- OpenAI committed $1 billion in subsidized access over six months for Daybreak customers.
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- OpenAICathedral Systems
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3 min read at openai.comOpenAI is preparing its next internal security sprint with Cathedral Systems to test and strengthen its defenses using AI.
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