Microsoft is developing a Mythos-like artificial intelligence vulnerability detection tool. Microsoft is preparing to launch a new AI security product. The internal project is codenamed "Project Awareness", aiming to seize the growing market for enterprise network security protection spending.

Microsoft is developing a Mythos-like artificial intelligence vulnerability detection tool. Microsoft is preparing to launch a new AI security product. The internal project is code-named "Project Awareness", which is intended to seize the growing network security protection spending market of enterprises. According to an insider familiar with the project planning, this product will be officially launched as soon as this month; it will integrate multiple sets of large models from Anthropic, OpenAI and Microsoft's own research, use a similar idea to Anthropic's Mythos model to troubleshoot software vulnerabilities, and automatically repair security flaws. People familiar with the matter said that although the pricing of the "Awareness Plan" has not yet been finalized, Microsoft hopes that the product can provide customers with a cost-effective alternative to the extremely high-priced Mythos of Anthropic. Microsoft plans to install a model scheduling and routing system that can automatically switch to call OpenAI, Anthropic or Microsoft's self-developed large model according to the task type, so as to control the use cost under the solution where only a single model is available. In recent months, after Anthropic launched an AI model with top network security capabilities, many companies have begun to purchase similar protection tools to resist hacker attacks that use artificial intelligence to exploit software vulnerabilities. Cybersecurity industry executives say companies are investing heavily in such AI tools to reduce the need for human security analysts, which in the past relied on human teams to continuously monitor corporate IT systems to identify and deal with potential network intrusions. Microsoft's new head of security business, Hayett Gallot, launched the "Awareness Plan" to boost security business sales, strengthen its own competitiveness, and compete head-on with manufacturers such as Anthropic and OpenAI. Microsoft is currently the world's largest security software supplier; Gallot took over the security business segment in February this year and recently completed a major adjustment in the department's structure: focusing on AI security tools while reducing investment in old product lines. via cnBeta.COM - Chinese industry information station (author: Source: Global Market Report)