Oracle and OpenAI launch AI Security Mesh to find vulnerabilities
Oracle and OpenAI have announced a partnership to launch a new feature called AI Security Mesh. The tool is designed to help businesses identify software vulnerabilities, investigate potential exploits, and research fixes more efficiently. Oracle co-CEO Clay Magouyrk and OpenAI CEO Sam Altman stated that AI is not creating new security problems but is instead uncovering thousands of issues that…
Key points
- Oracle and OpenAI launched AI Security Mesh to help businesses find and fix vulnerabilities.
- Oracle patched around 3,000 issues in a recent update, mostly identified by AI.
- Sam Altman said AI uncovers existing vulnerabilities but attackers exploit them quickly.
The announcement comes as companies patch bugs at unprecedented rates. Oracle recently addressed around 3,000 issues in a quarterly update, most of which were identified with AI assistance. The new AI Security Mesh feature provides supporting evidence, such as reproduction steps and test results, to help users rule out false positives and prioritize critical threats. Altman suggested that this shift may require businesses to move from fixing individual bugs to continuous monitoring, potentially impacting security team structures.
OpenAI Head of Cyber Johannes Landgraf noted that frontier AI offers new opportunities to respond to sophisticated threats. However, a significant concern remains that attackers are using AI to exploit vulnerabilities at the same speed they are discovered. Altman acknowledged that patching every bug individually across the supply chain is difficult and that new methods for remediation are needed.
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'AI is not creating the problem': OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says AI is merely uncovering all the vulnerabilities we've accumulated over the years
tech.yahoo.com · 1 November 2026
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