Cert‑in reportedly gains access to Anthropic’s Mythos AI model
CERT‑In, India’s cybersecurity watchdog, has reportedly gained access to Anthropic’s Mythos AI model. The agency plans to evaluate the model gradually, using it to spot vulnerable systems and suggest patches. The move raises concerns over cloud‑based data processing, as data would be sent to Anthropic’s cloud for analysis. Mythos, a specialised cybersecurity model, is only available to a limited…
Key points
- cert‑in reportedly gained access to anthropic’s mythos ai model
- the agency will test the model gradually to find vulnerable systems
- cert‑in’s current ai tools deliver 80‑85 % of mythos capabilities
The article notes that the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India has proposed sector‑specific AI guidelines, and that the IT ministry is preparing rules covering AI safety and deepfakes. The use of Mythos by CERT‑In is described as cautious and calibrated, with a slow testing process.
Overall, the report highlights India’s cautious approach to adopting powerful AI for cyber defence while addressing data‑privacy and safety concerns.
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Govt gets access to Anthropic’s most powerful Mythos AI cyber model that can detect vulnerable systems: Report
digit.in · 3 November 2026
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