Theori has secured access to specialized cybersecurity artificial intelligence (AI) technology from Anthropic, following its earlier approval to participate in an OpenAI program.

Theori announced on Oct. 16 that it had joined Anthropic's Cyber Verification Program (CVP).

The program grants access only to companies and experts that pass a separate eligibility verification process. Participants can use advanced cybersecurity AI for complex security research, including malware analysis, vulnerability detection and attack path validation.

Theori plans to use the access to enhance the offensive security detection and attack path validation engines of Xint, its AI-powered autonomous penetration testing platform.

The company intends to apply AI agents' reasoning capabilities to source code and binary analysis, as well as penetration testing in live service environments. Its goal is to reduce false positives and accelerate the discovery of high-risk vulnerabilities.

Theori previously received approval to participate in OpenAI's Daybreak cyber defense program.

"This approval is an important opportunity to apply world-class AI technology to a broader range of security research," Theori CEO Park Se-jun said.

"We will use this opportunity to advance technologies that identify and validate exploitable vulnerabilities more quickly and accurately, helping customers respond to threats before attackers can exploit them," he added.