blog.cloudflare.com Cloudflare Launches Vulnerability Discovery Service with OpenAI Integration
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- •Cloudflare's new service uses OpenAI models for vulnerability detection.
- •Customers retain control over which proposed code changes to implement.
- •The service aims to reduce the burden on security teams facing numerous alerts.
Cloudflare has announced the early access launch of its Vulnerability Discovery and Remediation service, utilizing OpenAI's Daybreak models to help customers identify and mitigate vulnerabilities in their codebases. The service allows for automated vulnerability scanning and proposes solutions based on customer-authorized code. Cloudflare emphasizes that while it can suggest code patches and mitigations, the final decision on implementation rests with the customer. This service aims to streamline the process of addressing vulnerabilities, especially as the volume of flagged issues continues to rise. Customers can benefit from prioritized findings and proposed mitigations based on real-time traffic and security signals. The integration of AI is intended to enhance the efficiency of security teams overwhelmed by the sheer volume of vulnerability alerts. Cloudflare's approach connects vulnerabilities in source code to live production data, providing context for security teams to make informed decisions.
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