OpenAI extends cyber access to Ukraine for civilian defense
September 23, 2026Global AffairsOpenAI extends cyber access to Ukraine for civilian defenseLoading…ShareOpenAI today announced it will offer the Government of Ukraine access to its Daybreak program to support the cyber defense of civilian infrastructure. Ukraine’s national cyber incident response team, CERT-UA, handled(opens in a new window) nearly 6,000 cyber incidents in 2025. Through Daybreak, public and private entities have an opportunity to strengthen their cyber defenses before emerging threats take hold.
- ▪September 23, 2026Global AffairsOpenAI extends cyber access to Ukraine for civilian defenseLoading…ShareOpenAI today announced it will offer the Government of Ukraine access to its Daybreak program to support the cyber defense of civilian i
- ▪Ukraine’s national cyber incident response team, CERT-UA, handled(opens in a new window) nearly 6,000 cyber incidents in 2025.
- ▪Through Daybreak, public and private entities have an opportunity to strengthen their cyber defenses before emerging threats take hold.
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- ▪ OpenAI extends cyber access to Ukraine for civilian defense - OpenAI — Google News
- ▪ OpenAI gives cyber defence tools to Ukraine — BBC News — Tech
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September 23, 2026Global AffairsOpenAI extends cyber access to Ukraine for civilian defenseLoading…ShareOpenAI today announced it will offer the Government of Ukraine access to its Daybreak program to support the cyber defense of civilian infrastructure. Working with the Ministry of Digital Transformation, OpenAI will provide Ukrainian teams with access to tools to identify software vulnerabilities and develop and test fixes more quickly.The announcement was made on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly by Dmytro Kushneruk, the Consul General of Ukraine in San Francisco, and Sasha Baker, Head of National Security Policy at OpenAI.Ukrainian defenders face persistent cyber attacks from Russia, alongside physical attacks on the country’s infrastructure.
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