# IBM plans to bring Anthropic's Claude Mythos cyber reasoning into IBM Concert > Source: > Published: 2026-11-09 17:40:24+00:00 Frontier AI cyber reasoning meets enterprise exposure management to help uncover unknown vulnerabilities and accelerate remediation at AI scale. IBM Concert plans to bring Anthropic’s Claude Mythos’ cyber reasoning into enterprise security to help organizations discover previously unknown vulnerabilities, validate real-world exploitability and accelerate remediation. The planned capability will combine Mythos-powered AI code scanning with Concert Protect’s enterprise exposure management capabilities, helping security teams to uncover weaknesses traditional scanners miss, determine which pose real risk and generate fixes for developer approval. IBM has an established strategic relationship with Anthropic and has partnered with the company on cybersecurity initiatives, including Project Glasswing. While IBM’s work through Project Glasswing focused on internal security research and evaluation, the planned Concert Protect integration represents a new step toward bringing Claude Mythos’ capabilities to enterprise customers through a governed operations platform. This combines advanced capabilities into established vulnerability and exposure management workflows. Alongside Red Hat Lightwell for open-source fixes, IBM Concert Protect with Anthropic’s Claude Mythos is intended to help clients discover, validate and remediate vulnerabilities in their own code. Frontier AI is transforming cybersecurity. Advanced models can analyze complex codebases, discover unknown vulnerabilities at considerable scale, and uncover attack paths conventional scanners may overlook. Anthropic’s research with Claude Mythos has described how AI can identify weaknesses that were not surfaced by traditional testing and expert review. Traditional scanners largely rely on known signatures and published vulnerabilities. But as AI accelerates discovery, organizations can no longer depend on waiting for CVE identifiers or severity scores. **The bottleneck is no longer finding vulnerabilities. It is determining which can actually be exploited and fixing them before attackers do.** By embedding Claude Mythos into Concert Protect, IBM intends to bring advanced AI cyber reasoning directly into established enterprise security workflows. The planned AI code scanning capability would analyze customer-selected repositories to help uncover unknown weaknesses, including complex logic flaws and potential zero-days that conventional scanners may miss. Rather than introducing another standalone tool, Mythos-powered findings would enter Concert Protect’s existing vulnerability management lifecycle alongside traditional scanner results, unifying discovery with enterprise context, evidence-based validation and remediation. The planned offering brings together three complementary capabilities: **Scan: Discover what traditional scanners miss.** Claude Mythos would reason across customer-selected application code to help identify previously unknown vulnerabilities, including weaknesses without existing signatures or CVE records. **Prove: Validate what attackers can actually exploit.** Concert Protect’s Proof of Exploitability capability helps teams move beyond severity scores and predicted risk. By analyzing code, configuration, and infrastructure context, it can evaluate viable exploitation paths and provide supporting evidence. **Fix: Accelerate remediation with developer-approved changes.** IBM Concert Protect, together with Red Hat Lightwell, helps with risk-based vulnerability remediation by identifying and prioritizing exploitable risks, leveraging trusted backported open-source fixes, generating targeted remediation changes, and helping developers to validate, review, and approve fixes through automated pull-request workflows. Together, these capabilities connect discovery, validation, and remediation in one enterprise-grade platform. As AI transforms vulnerability discovery, enterprises need more than powerful scanners. They need to determine which risks matter and act at enterprise scale. **Discover what others miss. Prove what matters. Fix it autonomously.** General availability is planned for early 2027. **Register today for the 19 November 2026 webinar to learn more** Learn more about [IBM Concert Protect](https://www.ibm.com/products/concert/protect) *Statements regarding IBM’s future direction and intent are subject to change or withdrawal without notice and represent goals and objectives only.*