AI Security

OpenAI raises bug bounty rewards and announces a new internal security sprint

OpenAI made two security-related announcements on the same day: it is raising rewards in its bug bounty program for independent security researchers, adding bonuses for report quality and consistent participation, and it is preparing a new internal "security sprint" with a company called Cathedral Systems to test and strengthen its own defenses using AI. Neither announcement is tied to a specific incident, both read as proactive investment rather than a response to a breach. The fact that a company the size of OpenAI sees a need to invest more in both external and internal security scrutiny at the same time underlines how much risk still surrounds the AI tooling itself, separate from the risks created by third parties misusing it.

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