ReliaQuest Joins OpenAI Daybreak Program for Enterprise Cyber Defense

Jul 21, 2026
ReliaQuest has joined OpenAI's Daybreak Cyber Partner Program to advance AI capabilities for enterprise cybersecurity. The collaboration will integrate OpenAI's models into ReliaQuest's GreyMatter platform for faster threat detection and response.
ReliaQuest Joins OpenAI Daybreak Program for Enterprise Cyber Defense

ReliaQuest has joined OpenAI's Daybreak Cyber Partner Program to expand the use of advanced AI capabilities in enterprise cybersecurity, announced in a press release. The collaboration will give ReliaQuest access to OpenAI's frontier cyber models to help organizations identify and fix vulnerabilities faster.

Through the partnership, both companies will work together to prioritize high impact use cases for security operations. These will be developed, tested, and rolled out through ReliaQuest's GreyMatter platform, which integrates detection, investigation, and response workflows across enterprise systems.

ReliaQuest will contribute operational expertise and data from real security incidents to refine the use of AI in defensive contexts. The company also plans to help establish standards for safe deployment and oversight of AI in security operations, including controls against unauthorized use.

The integration aims to enable security teams to analyze and respond to threats in minutes, supporting efforts to counter adversaries who increasingly rely on AI for intrusion and automation.

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