Aim Intelligence launches app security service with OpenAI's Daybreak
The service pairs the Stinger red-team tool with OpenAI's Daybreak Blue model to analyze code and validate runtime environments.
Aim Intelligence has unveiled an application security assessment service that combines its AI red-team solution Stinger with OpenAI's cybersecurity program Daybreak, according to datanet.co.kr.
The service uses the Daybreak Blue model to analyze code for vulnerabilities — a Blue teaming approach — and adds Stinger's testing technology along with review by Aim Intelligence's own experts. It is aimed at customers' AI applications, web services and APIs, analyzing code and validating runtime environments.
Assessment results include reproduction evidence and remediation guidance for vulnerabilities that are verified during testing.
The company said it is widening its cooperation as a Select Partner in the OpenAI Partner Network to cover enterprise application security. Aim Intelligence added that it plans to keep advancing its technology around Stinger and Starfort, its real-time AI guardrail.
Quick answers
What does Aim Intelligence's new service do?
It assesses the security of AI applications, web services and APIs, analyzing code and validating runtime environments, and provides reproduction evidence and remediation guidance for verified vulnerabilities.
Which OpenAI technology is used in the service?
The service uses OpenAI's Daybreak cybersecurity program, specifically the Daybreak Blue model for code vulnerability analysis.