SafeBreach today announced it has been approved for both leading frontier AI security programs: Anthropic’s Cyber Verification Program (CVP) and OpenAI’s Daybreak Blue (Trusted Access for Cyber). These identity-verified frameworks unlock the use of frontier models, including GPT-5.6-Cyber and Claude Opus and Sonnet, for the legitimate offensive-security research the SafeBreach attack content team and AI-assisted tooling utilize to provide faster, more realistic attack content for customers.
Anthropic and OpenAI each review an organization’s legitimacy and the nature of its security work before approving specific accounts for advanced security research. Anthropic’s CVP covers what it calls “High-Risk Dual Use” research, such as vulnerability research and security testing. OpenAI’s Daybreak Blue covers defensive security work such as malware analysis, detection engineering, and incident response.
SafeBreach Labs can apply frontier models from both labs to threat analysis and attack-behavior research, shortening the path from new adversary research to production-safe validation content in the SafeBreach CTEM Platform. Every attack scenario is still written, tested, and validated by SafeBreach Labs before it ships.
The SafeBreach CTEM Platform is utilized by some of the largest financial services, healthcare, manufacturing, and transportation organizations in the world to enable a true closed-loop exposure management program that provides measurable risk reduction and enhanced cyber resilience. The SafeBreach CTEM Platform is grounded in the company’s award-winning adversarial exposure validation (AEV) capabilities and is powered by SafeBreach Helm, the AI infrastructure layer that orchestrates three purpose-built AI agents designed to operationalize the full CTEM lifecycle. Users engage with the platform via SafeBreach Helm’s intuitive, natural-language interface to continuously identify, validate, and resolve exposures. Together, the SafeBreach CTEM Platform and SafeBreach Helm help organizations evolve from fragmented, reactive practices to a unified, intelligence-driven exposure management program grounded in proven AEV and elevated by AI.
To learn more about the SafeBreach CTEM Platform, SafeBreach Helm and SafeBreach Labs, visit:
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SafeBreach is now cleared by both Anthropic and OpenAI to use their frontier models for offensive security research
SafeBreach today announced it has been approved for both leading frontier AI security programs: Anthropic’s Cyber Verification Program (CVP) and OpenAI’s Daybreak Blue (Trusted Access for Cyber). These identity-verified frameworks unlock the use of frontier models, including GPT-5.6-Cyber and Claude Opus and Sonnet, for the legitimate offensive-security research the SafeBreach attack content team and AI-assisted tooling utilize to provide faster, more realistic attack content for customers.
Anthropic and OpenAI each review an organization’s legitimacy and the nature of its security work before approving specific accounts for advanced security research. Anthropic’s CVP covers what it calls “High-Risk Dual Use” research, such as vulnerability research and security testing. OpenAI’s Daybreak Blue covers defensive security work such as malware analysis, detection engineering, and incident response.
SafeBreach Labs can apply frontier models from both labs to threat analysis and attack-behavior research, shortening the path from new adversary research to production-safe validation content in the SafeBreach CTEM Platform. Every attack scenario is still written, tested, and validated by SafeBreach Labs before it ships.
The SafeBreach CTEM Platform is utilized by some of the largest financial services, healthcare, manufacturing, and transportation organizations in the world to enable a true closed-loop exposure management program that provides measurable risk reduction and enhanced cyber resilience. The SafeBreach CTEM Platform is grounded in the company’s award-winning adversarial exposure validation (AEV) capabilities and is powered by SafeBreach Helm, the AI infrastructure layer that orchestrates three purpose-built AI agents designed to operationalize the full CTEM lifecycle. Users engage with the platform via SafeBreach Helm’s intuitive, natural-language interface to continuously identify, validate, and resolve exposures. Together, the SafeBreach CTEM Platform and SafeBreach Helm help organizations evolve from fragmented, reactive practices to a unified, intelligence-driven exposure management program grounded in proven AEV and elevated by AI.
To learn more about the SafeBreach CTEM Platform, SafeBreach Helm and SafeBreach Labs, visit:
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