Korea is joining Anthropic’s cybersecurity initiative Project Glasswing, which will give the country access to the company’s advanced artificial intelligence (AI) model Claude Mythos as part of a broader expansion aimed at strengthening global cyber defenses. Anthropic announced Tuesday (local time) that it is expanding the project, a collaborative cybersecurity program built around its Mythos model, to around 150 organizations across 15 countries, significantly widening access beyond its initial cohort of roughly 50 institutions. Mythos, unveiled in April, is a security-focused AI model designed to identify software vulnerabilities at an expert level. Under the latest expansion, the Ministry of Science and ICT will participate in the program through the Korea Internet & Security Agency (KISA), the state-run agency for cyber incident response and digital security. “We are aware that KISA has joined Project Glasswing and secured access to the Mythos model,” a ministry official said. KISA is expected to be granted access to the Mythos Preview model and its related tools, such as Cl
Anthropic Expands Mythos Access to 150 Organizations