San Francisco-based IoT cyber specialist Nozomi Networks has partnered Anthropic’s Project Glasswing in a bid to bring AI-driven vulnerability discovery to operational technology (OT), Internet of Things (IoT) and cyber-physical systems (CPS).

Project Glasswing is an urgent cybersecurity initiative launched by San Francisco based AI developer Anthropic in April 2026.

Nozomi Networks said AI models like Mythos were on track to fundamentally change how vulnerabilities are identified. “They can help defenders find risks faster and at greater scale. Project Glasswing brings together providers of critical infrastructure and software to apply these capabilities defensively, helping identify and mitigate vulnerabilities before they can be exploited, and secure critical software infrastructure.”

The firm works in conjunction with peers, partners, and customers to help target key cybersecurity challenges and requirements of critical infrastructure environments.

“Operational and critical infrastructure environments face unique constraints, including long life cycles, patching limitations, and direct physical consequences from cyber incidents,” the company said. “Recognising this, critical infrastructure sectors are a core piece of Project Glasswing.”

Specifically, through Project Glasswing, Nozomi Networks will:

Apply advanced AI models to OT & IoT-focused vulnerability discovery in our own platform
Contribute insights to Anthropic’s collaborative research
Share findings with the broader cybersecurity community

Nozomi Networks said Project Glasswing reflected a wider shift: “AI is accelerating vulnerability discovery and raising the stakes for both aggressors and defenders.”

“Anthropic understands that collaboration among technology providers, infrastructure operators, and security experts is essential to keep pace with evolving threats and to ensure these capabilities are used safely and effectively,” the firm said.