OpenAI just made its first cybersecurity investment 

The Wooing AI has expanded the set of tools available to infiltrators and other bad actors. It is now possible to do everything starting from the CEO to create fake receipts.

Openai, the largest AI company starting with all their artificial intelligence, knows this better than anyone else. It has just been invested in the start of other Amnesty International that helps companies defend these types of attacks.

The New York -based ADAPTIVE Security has raised 43 million dollars in the APENAI and Andresnie Horwitz, and announced on Wednesday. This represents the first investment for Openai in the start of cybersecurity, Openai, emphasized Techcrunch.

Encouragement security mimics the “breaches” created from artificial intelligence to train employees to discover these threats. You can capture the phone to listen to your CTO sound request a verification code. This will not be the actual CTO, but sarcastic simulation created by adaptive security.

Adaptive Security not only controls phone calls: it also covers texts and email messages, while registering parts of the company may be more likely to risk discovery.

The startup focuses on the breakfast that requires a human employee to do something that is not supposed to, such as clicking on a bad link. These types of “social engineering” breakthroughs, although Basic led to great losses – thinking about Axie Infinity, which lost more than $ 600 million due to a fake work offer for one of its developers in 2022.

The co -founder and CEO of Techcrunch told Techcrunch that artificial intelligence tools have made social engineering breakthroughs easier than ever. It was launched in 2023, and now he has more than 100 customers, with a long saying she said she helped attract Openai to the maximum table.

Long is a veteran businessman with two previous successes: starting Tapcommerce, which he sold to Twitter in 2014 (it is said that more than $ 100 million) and a technical technology technology company, whose last value remained more than 10 billion dollars in 2021 according to one of its investors.

Techcrunch Techcrunch has told adaptive security that will mostly use its employment engineers to build its product and keep up with the “armament race” intelligence against bad actors.

Adaptive security joins a long list of other e -electronic companies that work on a boom in artificial intelligence threats. Cyberhaaven raised only $ 100 million with a billion dollars evaluation to help prevent employees from developing sensitive information in tools such as ChatGPT, according to Forbes. There is also SNYK, which is partially attributed to the appearance of the code created from artificial intelligence to help push ARR to the north with $ 300 million. Getreal raised Deepfake Detection 17.5 million dollars last month.

When artificial intelligence threats become more sophisticated, Long has a simple advice for company employees who are concerned about cloning their voice by infiltrators. “Delete your audio mail”, recommends.