Tech companies write open letter calling for collective action against AI-enabled cyber attacks
The signatories want governments and AI labs to share tools, threat intelligence and funding as CrowdStrike says AI attacks rose 89% in 2025.
- On Thursday, OpenAI, Microsoft, and more than 100 other companies issued a joint letter urging businesses and governments to "act decisively" to bolster cyber defenses against artificial intelligence threats.
- The letter warned that "In the coming months, AI-enabled cyberattacks will become far more widespread," as rogue elements increasingly deploy large language models to break into organizations worldwide.
- Signatories urged organizations to "raise the security bar" by upgrading systems and utilizing frontier models, while calling on governments to fund defenses for essential critical infrastructure like hospitals.
- The group of 116 entities, including CrowdStrike, IBM, and Mastercard, proposed a "collective response" to mobilize new partnerships and share "threat intelligence and tested playbooks" across industries.
- Cybersecurity companies like CrowdStrike and Palo Alto Networks have seen values surge as businesses prioritize security, reflecting a shift toward integrating AI-driven defense platforms like Microsoft's Perception.
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OpenAI, Anthropic and 100 major companies sound alarm over urgent AI danger
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