OpenAI to Provide Daybreak Program for Ukraine's Civilian Infrastructure Defense

Serdar HocamAuthor & Editor

OpenAI has announced it will provide the Ukrainian government with access to the Daybreak cybersecurity program to protect civilian infrastructure.

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OpenAI extends cyber access to Ukraine for civilian defense

OpenAI has announced that access to the Daybreak program will be granted to the Ukrainian government to protect civilian infrastructure against Russian cyberattacks.

Cyber Defense with the Daybreak Program

OpenAI has officially announced that it will provide access to the Daybreak program to the Ukrainian government to support the cyber defense of civilian infrastructure.

Collaboration with the Ministry of Digital Transformation

Within the scope of the work carried out in partnership with the Ukrainian Ministry of Digital Transformation, Ukrainian teams will gain special tools to detect software vulnerabilities and rapidly test solutions.

Announcement Made at the UN General Assembly

This important announcement was made on the margins of the United Nations General Assembly by Consul General Dmytro Kushneruk and Sasha Baker, OpenAI's Head of National Security Policy.

Intense Cyber Threats and Attacks

Ukrainian defenders have to contend with continuous cyberattacks originating from Russia alongside physical attacks targeting the country's infrastructure.

Thousands of Cyber Incidents Recorded

CERT-UA, Ukraine's national computer emergency response team, has managed approximately 6,000 cyber incidents targeting hospital systems, the energy sector, and telecommunications.

AI-Powered Security Tools

OpenAI's Daybreak program provides cyber defenders with advanced artificial intelligence tools for reviewing legacy software, investigating suspicious activities, validating vulnerabilities, and testing fixes.