Aim Intelligence said on the 23rd that it has launched a security assessment service combining Stinger, its artificial intelligence red-teaming solution, with Daybreak, OpenAI's cybersecurity program.
The service targets AI applications, web services and application programming interfaces (APIs), pairing code analysis with validation in live operating environments. It applies Daybreak's Blue model to scan for code vulnerabilities, then adds Stinger's testing technology and reviews by Aim Intelligence specialists. The service assesses potential vulnerabilities to gauge actual risk levels and set priorities for remediation, and delivers reports that include reproduction evidence for confirmed vulnerabilities along with guidance on how to address them.
The core of the partnership is verifying AI-identified risks within each organization's actual service environment. That is intended to help organizations with limited security staff obtain the evidence they need to carry out fixes. Aim Intelligence, a Select Partner in the OpenAI partner network, has expanded the scope of the collaboration to enterprise application security.
"By combining Stinger and Daybreak, we will provide security validation grounded in each organization's own code and service environment," Aim Intelligence Chief Executive Yoo Sang-yoon said. "We want to help more companies put this to use in their daily operations."