Summary
AISLE said its systems found more than 500 bugs in widely used software during its first year, including 12 OpenSSL vulnerabilities. Cohere said the acquisition would strengthen security and threat-detection capabilities for enterprise and public-sector customers.
Why it matters
The deal reflects frontier-model companies moving deeper into defensive cybersecurity as AI increases both the scale of software vulnerability discovery and the need for private deployment.
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