Defense at the pace threats now demand

Frontier AI models now surpass all but the most skilled humans at finding and exploiting software vulnerabilities. Within months, we expect these capabilities will be widely accessible, making attacks cheaper, faster, and harder to predict.

Defenders need an advantage, and the window to build one is open now. AI developers, other software companies, security researchers, open-source maintainers, and governments must act urgently to defend the world’s most critical infrastructure. Our goal is to put these capabilities in defenders' hands safely, and to help the security community adapt its tools, norms, and infrastructure to a world where models this capable are common.

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State of cybersecurity

Insights on model capabilities today, including Claude Mythos

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Products and technology

Security-tuned models and tools you can deploy today

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Commitments

Open-source support, critical-systems defense, and policy advocacy

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Resources

Cybersecurity resources, including research, guides, and field insights

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The state of cybersecurity

Where frontier capability stands today

Models can build working exploits, defeat security walls, or help defenders ship fixes at scale. The outcome depends on how they’re used.

From finding flaws to full system control

A year ago, the most capable AI models could spot security flaws but couldn't reliably exploit them. Today, in the wrong hands, they can — and not just in simple software. Mythos Preview is the first model to consistently break through the sandbox protections modern browsers and operating systems rely on; other frontier models still stop at the wall. Defenses built on last year's assumptions are already behind.

Read Red Team research

Reading the chart

Capability trends downward as tasks get harder. T5 is "the model reaches vulnerable code." Only Mythos passed T1: "the model fully controls the system."

Tipping the scales to defenders

In March 2026, Mozilla shipped fixes for vulnerabilities found by Claude Opus 4.6, the model that found hundreds of bugs in open source software that survived decades of human review. With Mythos Preview, Mozilla shipped an additional 271 fixes in the April release, more than 20 times their monthly average. Says Bobby Holley, CTO of Firefox, “Defenders finally have a chance to win, decisively.”

Read Mozilla research

Inside Mozilla's review process

The model expands what gets reviewed, and humans decide what gets patched.

Project Glasswing

Our approach to dual-use with Claude Mythos models

Claude Mythos Preview, and now Claude Mythos 5, are models with significantly stronger cybersecurity capabilities, especially in exploit reasoning. This capability carries the greatest potential for misuse in security, and we’re rolling out access carefully as we work toward general access. Read the latest

Securing critical software

Glasswing partners maintain critical infrastructure or software the world depends on, where a successful attack would be catastrophic.

Expanding through trusted access

We are working toward steadily expanding access to Claude Mythos 5 through a trusted access program, and will share more soon.

Providing tools for defenders today

Claude Security, the open-source reference tools, and the practices emerging from the preview are available to all security teams.

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Insights from defenders

“As we enter a phase where cybersecurity is no longer bound by purely human capacity, the opportunity to use AI responsibly to improve security and reduce risk at scale is unprecedented.”

Igor Tsyganskiy

EVP of Cybersecurity and Microsoft Research, Microsoft

“AI capabilities have crossed a threshold that fundamentally changes the urgency required to protect critical infrastructure from cyber threats, and there is no going back.”

Anthony Grieco

SVP & Chief Security & Trust Officer, Cisco

“The current moment is a perilous one, but also full of opportunity. Let's work together to secure the internet.”

Brian Grinstead

Distinguished Engineer, Firefox

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Find and fix vulnerabilities with Claude Security

Claude Security reasons about your code like a security researcher: scanning for vulnerabilities, validating findings, and proposing targeted patches.

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Deploy security agents with the Claude Developer Platform

Ship defender tools and custom security agents with sandboxed execution, credential isolation, and audit logging built in via the Agent SDK, MCP, and Claude API.

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"Anthropic prioritized safety and security a lot more than other LLMs... As the largest cybersecurity company, that's a big deal for us."

- Gunjan Patel, Director of Engineering

“Claude consistently performed best on complex, agentic workflows, especially multi-step investigations requiring policy adherence and sustained reasoning across multiple tools.”


- Anirudh Ravula, Head of AI

“The industry has always moved too slowly compared to attackers. AI is like giving defenders a jetpack when they've been limited to walking.”

- Martin Holste, CTO of Cloud & AI

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● Scanning 247 files across app/, services/, routes/...

● Analyzing auth flows, input validation, file handling...

● Filtering by severity ≥ high...

● Found 4 findings in acme-corp/hookrelay

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Shell command injection via webhook payload

app/services/notifiers/script_runner.py:21 · Command injection

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JWT authentication bypass via "none" algorithm

app/auth/jwt_handler.py:28 · Auth bypass

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Path traversal in export file download endpoint

app/routes/exports.py:39 · Path traversal

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Server-side request forgery in destination URL validation

app/services/validator.py:36 · SSRF

✓ 12 lower-severity findings filtered out


Ship secure code in your CI/CD workflow

Use the Code Review skill to set up automated PR reviews to catch logic errors, security vulnerabilities, and regressions across your full codebase

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Build threat context

Give scanning and response a map to work from. Claude derives a threat model from your codebase and past vulnerabilities, then enriches raw indicators with infrastructure links, attribution, and ATT&CK mapping, so analysts start with context.

Open source: Threat Intel Enrichment agent
Open source: Threat Model skill

Vulnerability detection

Claude reads source code the way a researcher does, reasoning about reachability and exploitability, catching vulnerabilities that static tools often miss. A separate triage pass re-verifies every finding to help reduce false positives.

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Open source: Vulnerability detection agent

Patching

Findings now arrive faster than teams can fix them. Claude traces each one to its root cause, hunts sibling call sites with the same flaw, and writes a minimal diff with a regression test for your team to review.

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Open source: Patching skill

Triage and verify findings

Hand Claude raw findings from any scanner and get back insights. Claude reads the surrounding code to confirm exploitability, deduplicates by root cause, and ranks by precondition and impact, so engineers can focus and work on real issues first.

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Open source: Triage skill

Security review across the dev loop

Review code for security at every stage of development. Claude checks its own edits as it writes and fixes issues in the same session, then specialized agents re-examine pull requests against your codebase, posting verified findings inline without blocking your review gates.

‍Security guidance in Claude Code
Code Review in Claude Code

Secure source code, end to end

As offensive capability accelerates, the find-and-fix loop has to close faster. Claude runs threat modeling, discovery, verification, triage, and patching as one continuous loop on your codebase, carrying context across every stage so each finding arrives at the fix with its full history.

Using LLMs to secure source code
Customer story

Cogent resolves security threats 97% faster with Claude

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Claude Opus
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high-severity vulnerabilities found that survived decades of scrutiny and automated analysis

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Cyber defense powered by Claude Opus, available through our partners

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Claude Opus

Leverage powerful models for defense

Opus reads code carefully, understands real risks, and sustains the long workflows that continuous defense requires. Verified practitioners can request adjusted safeguards for dual-use work.

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Anthropic’s commitment to cyberdefense

Frontier AI capabilities are advancing faster than any single team can respond to, and developers, vendors, researchers, open-source maintainers, and public-sector defenders all have a role to play.

Supporting open-source security

The internet runs on critical software maintained by people with limited resources. We extend access to capable models, fund the foundations behind them, and disclose vulnerabilities responsibly when Claude finds them.

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See our work with the Linux Foundation

Defending mission-critical systems

We partner with the organizations responsible for the world's most critical software and infrastructure — from Project Glasswing's work hardening systemically important code, to our research with Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) on defending cyber-physical systems.

Read the latest on Project Glasswing
Read about Anthropic and PNNL

Advocating for policy that backs defenders

Our Advanced AI Framework proposes policies for binding obligations on frontier labs, Anthropic included, and government authority to block dangerous deployments, alongside investment in open-source hardening and the safeguards that would let frontier cyber capability reach more defenders safely.

Read the Advanced AI Framework

Go deeper on cyberdefense

Everything you need to strengthen your defense posture, from research to implementation guides.

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Measuring LLMs’ impact on N-day exploits

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June 8, 2026

Expanding Project Glasswing \ Anthropic

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June 2, 2026

Project Glasswing: An initial update

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May 22, 2026

Measuring LLMs’ ability to develop exploits

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May 22, 2026

Anthropic's coordinated vulnerabilty disclosure dashboard

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May 22, 2026

Assessing Claude Mythos Preview’s cybersecurity capabilities

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April 7, 2026

Reverse engineering Claude's CVE-2026-2796 exploit

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March 6, 2026

LLM-discovered 0-days

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February 5, 2026

AI Models on Realistic Cyber Ranges

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January 16, 2026

Finding Bugs with Claude and Property-based Testing

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January 14, 2026

Experimenting with AI to Defend Critical Infrastructure

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January 8, 2026

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Using LLMs to secure source code

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Blog

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May 27, 2026

Zero Trust for AI Agents

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eBook

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May 27, 2026

Secure the Advantage: A CISO's Guide to Agentic AI

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May 12, 2026

Vulnerability Detection Agent

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Cookbook

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April 22, 2026

Preparing Your Security Program for AI-Accelerated Offense

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April 10, 2026

Threat Intelligence Enrichment Agent

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Cookbook

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April 7, 2026

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Claude Security: Putting Claude to Work for Defenders

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May 28, 2026

How our partners are putting Opus to work for cybersecurity

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May 21, 2026

How Anthropic's cybersecurity team built a threat detection platform with Claude Code

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May 12, 2026

Long Running Agents: How Outtake built a Cyber investigator on Claude

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April 28, 2026

Partnering with Mozilla to improve Firefox's security

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Blog

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March 6, 2026

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