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Cogent and OpenAI Build Enterprise Cyber Defense Factories

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Cogent and OpenAI are building cyber defense factories for enterprises, with Cogent combining OpenAI models and enterprise context to help agents automatically remediate vulnerabilities.

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11/12
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11/10
  1. Cogent and OpenAI Build Cyber Defense Factories for Enterprises

    Cogent and OpenAI are building cyber defense factories for enterprises. Cogent combines OpenAI models with enterprise context to help agents automatically remediate vulnerabilities.

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