IBM Expands AI Security Portfolio, Fortified by Project Glasswing

IBM is expanding its enterprise security program for the AI era. The company is now offering its most advanced AI-powered security portfolio to clients. This move comes as adversaries are using AI to target systems organizations rely on. IBM is partnering with Anthropic as part of Project Glasswing, an industry initiative focused on defending critical software infrastructure. Project Glasswing unites security and technology leaders to protect essential infrastructure and share findings across industries. IBM has been identifying and fixing vulnerabilities in widely used software and sharing these findings with the broader community. Rob Thomas, SVP Software & Chief Commercial Officer at IBM, notes that AI-powered attacks have surpassed traditional defenses. IBM is helping clients assess their exposure and deploying tools like IBM Concert. As part of Project Glasswing, IBM has also been strengthening its own products and contributing fixes to the open-source community. This collaboration aims to make the entire ecosystem stronger. IBM Concert uses AI to help organizations find and fix vulnerabilities by unifying application, infrastructure, and network signals. IBM Consulting helps clients manage AI-driven risks, and IBM Autonomous Security provides coordinated detection and response at machine speed. This is important because it means organizations can access advanced defenses against evolving AI-powered threats.