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Retaining defensive advantage in the age of frontier AI cyber capabilities ↗ source

April 15, 2026 NCSC Guidance

Summary

A step change in frontier AI models’ capabilities to find vulnerabilities in code can ultimately be a good thing for our cyber Suppliers of technology can use AI to identify and fix vulnerabilities in their products and services throughout their lifecycles, keeping customers and users safe from new threats. But the path to reaching this point brings significant risk and In the immediate term, we will increasingly see AI exposing those organisations that have not taken appropriate steps to safeguard their cyber security. AI will make it easier, faster and cheaper to discover and exploit weaknesses that previously required more time, skill or resource for attackers to identify. And the pressure on organisations to patch systems quickly will only grow more acute. That’s why it is more essential than ever that organisations ensure they are following established good practices, set out by the National Cyber Security Centre, to raise their security baseline.

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