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Black Duck Software joined Anthropic's Project Glasswing and will apply the Mythos security model across its application security portfolio.
Black Duck Software said in a press release it joined Project Glasswing, a cybersecurity initiative from Anthropic. The project uses advanced AI to find vulnerabilities in critical software infrastructure.
Black Duck will apply Mythos across its application security portfolio. The release does not say who develops Mythos, describing it only as paired with Black Duck's own deterministic testing. The combination covers AI accelerated vulnerability discovery, remediation workflows, risk based prioritization, and compliance governance.
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