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Google has more than 650 participating partners globally, including: Trusted defenders and industry leaders are already putting Gemini 3.8 Flash Cyber into practice:
Key facts
- Through Google.org, their latest commitment brings their total cybersecurity funding to more than $100 million globally
- The Fairwind Program offerings bring together their most advanced cyber model, Gemini 3.8 Flash Cyber, with their CodeMender harness, to help defenders find, verify, and fix vulnerabilities at agentic
- Trusted defenders and industry leaders are already putting Gemini 3.8 Flash Cyber into practice
- CodeMender with Gemini 3.8 Flash Cyber delivers the specialized reasoning to write and validate code fixes, at a fraction of the operating cost of traditional frontier models
Summary
Today, they're launching their Fairwind Program, a limited access program for governments and trusted partners to use their most advanced cyber defense capabilities. Defenders wanting to use advanced AI have faced a difficult dilemma: adopt enormous frontier models that could be expensive to deploy and difficult to control across enterprise codebases, or turn to smaller open-weight models that might struggle with complex vulnerability remediation and require teams to build their own tooling and infrastructure from scratch. Today, they're launching their Fairwind Program to bring the best of Google’s AI and cyber defense capabilities to a trusted group of Google Cloud customers, government agencies, and cybersecurity partners, to help them proactively solve cyber risks at scale. The Fairwind Program offerings bring together their most advanced cyber model, Gemini 3.8 Flash Cyber, with their CodeMender harness, to help defenders find, verify, and fix vulnerabilities at agentic scale.