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Mythos was the critical trigger for IBM's open-source cybersecurity push, Krishna confirms
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International Business Machines CEO Arvind Krishna said Anthropic 's Mythos was pivotal in driving the company's $5 billion investment into a new cybersecurity offering announced Thursday to address vulnerabilities in open-source software.
Key facts
- International Business Machines CEO Arvind Krishna said Anthropic 's Mythos was pivotal in driving the company's $5 billion investment into a new cybersecurity offering announced Thursday to address
- Major U.S. banks have already signed on to the project, with Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, JPMorgan and Bank of America all early adopters
- The enterprise tech company is part of Project Glasswing, a cybersecurity initiative that is previewing Anthropic's Mythos ahead of a broader expected launch
- Mythos was the critical triggering factor on this," Krishna said in an exclusive interview with CNBC
Summary
"Mythos was the critical triggering factor on this," Krishna said in an exclusive interview with CNBC. Open-source models are often used by companies because of the price and easy access. Major U.S. banks have already signed on to the project, with Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, JPMorgan and Bank of America all early adopters. "They will use the latest tools to figure out where they might have a vulnerability and where there isn't a patch that is already available," Krishna said.