Black Duck joins Anthropic's Project Glasswing, will use Mythos across security portfolio
Black Duck said the initiative will pair Mythos with its vulnerability discovery, remediation, prioritization, and governance tools.
Black Duck said on Sept. 8, 2026, that it has joined Anthropic's Project Glasswing and will apply Mythos across its application security portfolio. The Burlington, Massachusetts, company said the effort is aimed at supporting AI-driven defensive cybersecurity for critical software infrastructure.
In the release, Black Duck said Project Glasswing is an industry initiative designed to help secure critical software infrastructure using advanced AI for defensive cybersecurity. The company said Mythos will be applied across its full application security portfolio alongside AI-accelerated deterministic vulnerability discovery, remediation workflows, risk-based prioritization and compliance-driven governance.
The release also described Black Duck as a hybrid application security company that secures code written by developers, generated by AI and assembled from open source. Black Duck said the combination is meant to give security teams speed, transparency and auditability.
Chief Product & Technology Officer Dipto Chakravarty said in a quoted statement that AI is changing the economics and speed of vulnerability discovery and exploit development. He said pairing Mythos with Black Duck's deterministic testing, remediation workflows and governance controls is intended to turn vulnerability discovery into measurable risk reduction.
Black Duck did not provide additional details on rollout timing or terms of participation in Project Glasswing in the release.
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