Dream says its platform has been ranked 'most powerful cyber-defence AI' globally

Dream, an AI and cyber defense company specializing in sovereign AI, has announced its platform has earned the title of the world's most powerful cyber defense AI on the CyberGym benchmark. The CyberGym benchmark assesses AI agents' performance on 1,507 tasks across 188 open-source projects. Dream, with offices in Abu Dhabi, Tel Aviv, and Vienna, revealed that its Hercules and Hero platform achieved a 96.6% differential validation, securing the top spot.

Hero is a sovereign-grade, autonomous modular cyber-defense research team powered by the defensive cyber model Hercules. Together, they support security teams defending government and critical infrastructure at scale, providing expertise in vulnerability assessment, malware unpacking, and firmware validation. The company emphasizes that their model and harness are designed exclusively for defensive security teams, enabling organizations to identify and fix their vulnerabilities or tackle other complex challenges before attackers.

Built specifically for governments, the system operates entirely on-premises, ensuring that source code, firmware images, and network configurations remain under the organization's control. As national security defense evolves in response to a rapidly changing landscape, Dream highlights the importance of supporting humans in the age of the infinite attacker.