The service combines code analysis and runtime validation to give security teams evidence they can act on
AIM Intelligence, an AI safety and security company, today announced an expansion of its cybersecurity collaboration with OpenAI and unveiled an application security assessment service connecting its AI blue-teaming platform, Stinger, with OpenAI’s Daybreak cybersecurity program. The service is designed to help Korean organizations apply frontier AI to practical security work.
“It is important to validate AI-identified risks in real application environments and give engineering teams the evidence they need to act,” said Sangyoon Yu, CEO of AIM Intelligence. “By combining Stinger and Daybreak, we aim to provide security validation grounded in each organization’s code and service environment, and help more teams use it in everyday development and operations.”
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From Vulnerability Discovery to Evidence Teams Can Act On
Developed by AIM Intelligence, the service combines code vulnerability analysis (blue teaming) using the Daybreak Blue model with runtime testing using Stinger and expert review by AIM Intelligence for AI applications, web services, and APIs.
By examining potential vulnerabilities alongside an application’s permissions, configurations, and data flows, it helps teams understand their real impact and determine what to address first.
OpenAI’s Daybreak supports approved defenders in using advanced AI and security tools for authorized defensive work. AIM Intelligence adds application context and expert review to help assess risk and prioritize remediation. Assessment results include reproduction evidence for validated findings and remediation guidance, helping teams with limited security resources act on the results.
Introduced as a Partner at DevDay Exchange Seoul
AIM Intelligence is expanding the scope of its collaboration with OpenAI into enterprise application security as an official partner. At OpenAI DevDay Exchange Seoul, held on October 22 at Raum Art Center in Seoul, OpenAI introduced AIM Intelligence as a Select Partner in the OpenAI Partner Network. AIM Intelligence operated a partner booth, showcasing the capabilities and use cases of the security assessment service connecting Stinger and Daybreak. The company will continue advancing Stinger and its real-time AI guardrail system, Starfort, to help organizations assess and control risks in AI systems.
The OpenAI Partner Network is a global program for partners to build, sell, and deliver AI solutions with OpenAI. It brings together partners with deep industry expertise, delivery capabilities, and customer relationships while equipping them with resources, enablement, and support to help enterprises adopt OpenAI frontier models and products and turn them into measurable impact
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