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Black Duck has been selected for Project Glasswing, joining theย initiativeย to help secure the world’s most critical software for the AI era

Black Duck, the leader in AI-powered application security, announced it has joined Anthropic’s Project Glasswing, an industry initiative designed to help secure critical software infrastructure using advanced AI for defensive cybersecurity.

As part of the initiative, Black Duck will apply Mythos across its full application security portfolio, combining AI-accelerated deterministic vulnerability discovery with trusted remediation workflows, risk-based prioritization, and compliance-driven governance. Together, these capabilities create a blended security strategy that produces a measurable reduction in risk with greater speed and confidence.

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“AI is transforming the economics and speed of vulnerability discovery and exploit development,” said Dipto Chakravarty, Chief Product & Technology Officer at Black Duck. “Pairing the advanced capabilities of Mythos with Black Duck’s deterministic testing, remediation workflows, and governance controls turns vulnerability discovery into measurable risk reduction with the speed, transparency, and auditability that enterprise security teams need.”

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