Aardvark: automated security screening
OpenAI is launching Aardvark in its beta version — an AI agent based on GPT-5. Its mission is to automatically detect and assist in fixing large-scale software security vulnerabilities.
Software security remains one of the most challenging areas in technology. Every year, tens of thousands of new vulnerabilities are found in corporate and open source codebases. Security teams face the task of finding and patching these vulnerabilities before malicious individuals can exploit them. OpenAI is working to tip the scales in favor of the defenders.
That’s why the company announced the launch of Aardvark — an agent for security screening powered by GPT-5. Currently in a private beta phase, Aardvark aims to validate and enhance its capabilities, assisting developer and security teams in identifying and fixing security vulnerabilities.
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