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IBM plans Mythos-powered code security service for early 2027

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IBM plans to add Anthropic's Claude Mythos to Concert Protect in early 2027, letting customers scan selected code for previously unknown vulnerabilities and test whether those flaws are exploitable in their systems. The company announced the plan Monday, moving beyond its internal Mythos research toward a customer service. IBM and Red Hat tools would draft fixes for developers to review and approve. Customers would receive findings and fixes through the product rather than direct access to Mythos, which remains restricted to vetted organizations. IBM cautioned that its plans could change.
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