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Indian government, tech firms running tests for Anthropic's Mythos threat - The Economic Times
India is rigorously testing its critical financial and government software for vulnerabilities to Anthropic's powerful Mythos AI. Tech giants Infosys and TCS are involved, while CERT-In examines national infrastructure like Aadhaar. This proactive measure stems from global concerns about Mythos' dual potential for cybersecurity defense and attack.
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cryptobriefing.com
Indian government tests software vulnerabilities to Anthropic's Mythos AI model
India is stress-testing financial and government software against Anthropic's Mythos AI, which found tens of thousands of vulnerabilities across major operating systems.
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thehindubusinessline.com
Government, tech firms running tests for Mythos threat
India tests sensitive software for vulnerabilities to Anthropic's Mythos AI, amid global concerns over cybersecurity risks and cooperation.
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
Indian government, tech firms running tests for Anthropic's Mythos threat - The Economic Times
India is rigorously testing its critical financial and government software for vulnerabilities to Anthropic's powerful Mythos AI. Tech giants Infosys and TCS are involved, while…
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theprint.in
Mythos risk prompts India to test for financial software flaws
India’s risk assessments are latest sign of unease among govts & corporate boardrooms over Mythos, amid concerns over its own extraordinary ability to power potential cyberattacks.
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Banks, telcos take test to check cybersecurity score
Indian banks and telecom firms are preparing for a new AI model called Mythos. This AI can find software flaws very quickly. Companies are testing their systems now. They worry…
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Mythos alert: Banks, telcos take test to check cybersecurity score - The Economic Times
Companies are testing their public-facing assets using existing AI models such as Opus 4.7 and GPT 5.5 and have also asked their suppliers to identify possible gaps, executives…