Fleet Device Management joins Anthropic’s Project Glasswing to research AI-powered endpoint security
Fleet announced today that it has joined Project Glasswing, Anthropic’s controlled-access program for its Claude Mythos Preview. Fleet will use the access to evaluate how frontier AI can strengthen the security of device management systems, protocols, and the infrastructure around them, with a focus on closing the gap between how quickly threats emerge and how quickly IT teams can respond. more…
Fleet Device Management has joined Anthropic's Project Glasswing, a controlled-access program for its Claude Mythos Preview. The collaboration aims to research how AI can enhance endpoint security and address the gap between threat emergence and IT response times. Fleet's research indicates that 79% of organizations take more than a day to deploy critical security patches, while attackers exploit vulnerabilities within hours.
Gabe Chan, Staff IT Engineer at Abridge, highlighted the rapid nature of AI-driven attacks and the need for continuous improvement in identifying, evaluating, and responding to risks. Fleet's focus in this partnership will be on understanding endpoint state, prioritizing remediation, and accelerating secure internal operations. The open-source company intends to share findings openly to contribute to the security community's growth.
Fleet's CEO, Mike McNeil, emphasized the company's commitment to community and transparency, noting the collaboration with Anthropic will benefit customers and the wider security community.
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