India Secures Access to Anthropic's AI for Cybersecurity Testing
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- •India is in talks with the US for access to Anthropic's AI model for cybersecurity.
- •Current AI models are being used for 60-70% of cybersecurity testing while waiting for Project Glasswing.
- •Apple is accelerating software updates to enhance user security against AI-driven cyber threats.
India is negotiating with the US for access to Anthropic's Project Glasswing to enhance cybersecurity testing of its digital infrastructure. MeitY Secretary S. Krishnan stated that this AI model will allow India to stress-test its systems against advanced AI threats. While discussions are ongoing, India has already begun utilizing existing AI models for about 60-70% of its cybersecurity testing. Project Glasswing, announced in April 2026, involves major tech companies like Amazon, Apple, and Microsoft to secure critical software. Additionally, Apple is expediting software updates to bolster user security against AI-driven cyber threats. This initiative aligns with India's broader objective to improve cyber resilience amid rising AI capabilities that can exploit vulnerabilities.
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