TREE NEWS update: Anthropic launched Cyber Mission, a cybersecurity program initially focused on critical infrastructure and open-source software. Under the critical-infrastructure track, 11 security service providers including Accenture, CrowdStrike, Deloitte and PwC will receive frontier Claude models, embedded engineers and threat research support covering power grids, water and transportation systems. OSS Scanner will offer selected open-source projects free vulnerability scanning and fix recommendations, with a projected true-positive rate above 90%.
Anthropic Launches Cyber Mission Program, Offers Free Vulnerability Scanning for Open Source
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Anthropic is positioning frontier models as shared infrastructure for security work rather than a product line, bundling models with embedded engineers and threat research for critical-infrastructure providers. The open-source scanning offer matters most for maintainers who lack resources, though selection criteria and the true-positive benchmark's methodology remain undisclosed. Whether the program's scope expands beyond the initial partners, and how rival labs respond, is the open question.
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