OpenAI Security Sprint with Cathedral Systems Researchers
First merged summary.
OpenAI is launching a security sprint with Cathedral Systems to test defenses using its models, quadrupling critical bug bounty rewards and committing $1 billion in Daybreak access.
OpenAI announced plans for an internal security sprint pairing Cathedral Systems researchers with its teams to test and strengthen defenses. The effort builds on prior work where 25% of product engineers used Codex to investigate and patch weaknesses. The company more than quadrupled rewards for critical bug-bounty findings and committed $1 billion in subsidized Daybreak access over six months for customers protecting essential services.
- Cathedral Systems researchers test OpenAI defenses using its models
- Last sprint assigned 25% of engineers to use Codex
- Bug bounty rewards quadrupled for critical findings
- Up to $30,000 for critical flaws in ChatGPT, Codex, and API
- $1 billion subsidized Daybreak access over six months
- Ongoing continuous defense improvements
What each outlet adds
beyond the shared facts- OpenAI NewsQuadrupled rewards and $1 billion Daybreak commitment over six months, plus last sprint with 25% engineers using Codex
- Cyber Security NewsSpecific up to $30,000 rewards for critical flaws in core products and focus on continuous testing
- Vendors
- OpenAI
- Products
- CodexDaybreakChatGPTAPI Platform
- Organizations
- OpenAICathedral Systems
- AI models
- OpenAI models
Coverage
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OpenAI NewsFirst report
OpenAI plans security sprint with Cathedral Systems
OpenAI says critical bug-bounty rewards more than quadrupled and pledges $1 billion in subsidized Daybreak access over six months.
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Cyber Security News
OpenAI Launches New Security Sprint to Hunt Vulnerabilities
The sprint pairs OpenAI models with Cathedral Systems researchers to continuously test and strengthen defenses while raising critical bug bounty rewards.