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SentinelOne cuts malware analysis from weeks to hours
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With OpenAI Daybreak, SentinelOne cuts weeks of malware analysis to hours, creating capacity to investigate more threats.
Key facts
- Hours to reverse-engineer malware, down from 4–6 weeks
- Gregor Stewart, Chief AI Officer at SentinelOne, says OpenAI Daybreak can now produce human-level reverse-engineering output in roughly eight hours
- With OpenAI Daybreak, SentinelOne cuts weeks of malware analysis to hours, creating capacity to investigate more threats
- Reverse engineering a sophisticated piece of malware can take a top security researcher four to six weeks
Summary
Hours to reverse-engineer malware, down from 4–6 weeks. Reverse engineering a sophisticated piece of malware can take a top security researcher four to six weeks. By reducing the time needed for deep analysis, OpenAI gives SentinelOne’s researchers room to investigate more malware and connect findings across samples. Daybreak gives defenders access to OpenAI models for cybersecurity work.