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GPT-6 Cyber: a major advance for security research, already being used to help defend security-critical software such as the Linux kernel, Firefox, and many other projects.
We’ve invested a great deal in trust, specifically training the model to stay within the scope specified by the operator. The corresponding eval results are quite striking.
We’re also launching Daybreak Red for Critical Infrastructure, giving approved critical infrastructure defenders the ability to conduct authorized testing of critical systems.
Introducing GPT‑6 Cyber: a major advance in security research that pairs stronger capabilities with better model alignment.
The model powered the Linux kernel research we announced yesterday, and security teams at companies like Mozilla, Palo Alto Networks, Calif, and Cisco—alongside our own at OpenAI—are already putting it to work.
GPT-6 Cyber is available to select Daybreak Red customers and we are expanding access over time.
openai.com/index/introducing…
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As organizations scale AI, maintaining your security posture is critical—and today with @AnthropicAI, we’re paving the way with a new integration with the @ClaudeAI Compliance API.
By bringing Claude into Okta Identity Security Posture Management (ISPM), we’re giving teams the centralized visibility needed to surface identity blind spots and remediate risks.
Now, you can manage Claude just like any other SaaS platform, ensuring your AI usage stays secure and compliant.
Read the announcement here: bit.ly/4fyAcIG #OktaSecuresAI
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.@DellTech's global chief technology and AI officer John Roese shares his insights related to the collaboration with @okta for its own internal agentic AI security provisions.
That partnership with an AI factory infrastructure leader speaks volumes to Okta's potential and capabilities. #OktaShowcase
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"Are people going to build their own software, or buy software from vendors? Unequivocally, they're going to buy more software from vendors." - Okta CEO @toddmckinnon
"Companies have a very hard time building something that goes from SAP to content management to Salesforce in an end-to-end process."
"Maybe there’ll be some more customization and more vibe coding to build that. But the core vendors, core data sources, and the core business logic and processes, that’s going to get bigger and bigger. I’m 100% convinced of that."
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Shadow AI is replacing Shadow IT. We’re introducing new capabilities in @Okta for AI Agents to map the blast radius of every agent in your stack. Discover the shadow agents, identify the overprivileged identities, and provide the killswitch.
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Great range on the show today: Bryan Johnson, Huberman, 2 public company CEOs, a news correspondent, and an early-stage founder
Happy Thursday. On today's show:
- @bryan_johnson (Blueprint)
- @hubermanlab (Huberman Lab)
- @toddmckinnon (Okta)
- @davidrisher (Lyft)
- @MattZeitlin (Heatmap News)
- @joon_s_pk (Simile)
See you on the stream.
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I sat down with @jimcramer to discuss AI agents as a powerful new identity type. As companies adopt AI and build AI agents, they want three things: innovation, choice, and security. Without identity security, AI’s promise will collapse.
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The SaaS ecosystem has evolved at incredible speed — but security standards haven’t kept up. We saw this with the Salesloft incident, where attackers used stolen tokens to jump between applications.
To ease the concerns of our customers, @okta and @auth0 weren’t impacted. Our defenses, including IP restrictions and token-binding protections like DPoP, held firm.
The new reality is that security can no longer live inside a single app; it needs to move at the speed of integration. That's why we're championing the IPSIE standard with the OpenID Foundation. It's a framework that creates a common language for identity-based security, enabling shared alerts and instant token revocation across different SaaS providers.
This is how we close the gaps and prevent the next wave of token replay attacks from spreading. It's about securing the entire ecosystem, not just one piece of it.
Learn more in the 🧵
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Super cool to see these deep native integrations with @PaloAltoNtwks launch today. Security is a team sport
Okta and @PaloAltoNtwks are teaming up to unify AI-driven security. Through an expanded partnership, we’re automating threat response and enabling secure application access on any device.
Learn more about these two new integrations:
bit.ly/3GQif9s
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I’m thrilled to announce @Cisco’s intent to acquire @Splunk, a leader in cybersecurity and observability. Learn more about how, together, we’ll help make organizations more resilient and secure in an AI-powered world: blogs.cisco.com/news/cisco-a…
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I’m honored to have been elected as Chair of @BizRoundtable, and I look forward to working with the member CEOs and policymakers in Washington to help tackle the challenges that businesses face today. Thank you @mtbarra for your incredible leadership over the last 2 years!
BRT member CEOs today elected @ChuckRobbins, Chair and Chief Executive Officer of @Cisco, to serve as the next Chair of Business Roundtable. Robbins will begin a two-year term on January 1, 2024.
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🟡 LIVE: @Cisco CEO @ChuckRobbins joins @SCClemons for a rapid-fire conversation on everything from the rebounding tech sector and investments in AI, to how connectivity and bridging the digital divide can serve as economic drivers.
youtube.com/watch?v=Xl9RWLnV…
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Only on @PowerLunch w/ @KellyCNBC & Tyler Mathisen!
@Cisco CEO @ChuckRobbins on the launch of Cisco Networking Cloud. We’ll ask what it means for the global leader in networking according to @IDC.
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Cisco gives strong sales forecast for the current quarter -- A promising sign that companies are still spending on IT trib.al/FFegGoU
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Don’t Call It An Office: Cisco Aims To Draw Workers—And Customers—To New ‘Experience Centers’ With A ‘Return On Commute’ trib.al/6Ctjg2c by @jenamcgregor
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Thrilled to be back at #MWC23 working with many key partners to deliver simple, secure wireless experiences to connect everything, everywhere. Thanks to all of the great teams @Cisco who make this possible! newsroom.cisco.com/c/r/newsr…
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Protecting Cyberspace amid Exponential Change with @cnbcKaren, @SadieOxford, Doreen Bogdan-Martin (@ITUSecGen @ITU), @ChuckRobbins (@Cisco), @BradSmi (@Microsoft), Jeremy Jurgens (@wef) #wef23 teapaw.org/i/broadcasts/1mnxeRYDQ…
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“The office is a magnet not a mandate.” As #HybridWork evolves, so should our workplaces and how we think about them. Great @CNBC interview with @ChuckRobbins where he shares how we've redesigned our offices @Cisco to welcome employees back. cnbc.com/video/2022/10/25/wa…
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Cisco CFO @rscottherren discusses with @BrianSozzi on why Cisco was able to beat estimates amidst challenging economic conditions. Via @YahooFinance Live: cs.co/6016MBFJu
$CSCO #CSCOQ4FY22