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OpenAI's AI accelerates cybersecurity research from weeks to hours

SentinelOne describes how OpenAI's models perform reverse-engineering work in eight hours that would take human experts a month.

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SentinelOne, a cybersecurity firm, is using OpenAI's AI capabilities to drastically speed up malware research and threat analysis. According to Gregor Stewart of SentinelOne, the AI performs reverse-engineering work at human expert level in about eight hours—a task that would normally take a top researcher four to six weeks.

The faster turnaround lets security teams investigate more malware samples, connect related threats across different attacks, and track how threats evolve over time. Stewart notes this speed of analysis was economically unfeasible before, enabling security operations that were previously too resource-intensive.

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