Trend Micro and Anthropic deepen AI security partnership
The use of artificial intelligence in cybersecurity continues to expand in enterprise environments where vulnerability identification requires greater speed.
Trend Micro announced a collaboration with Anthropic to expand the use of Claude Opus 4.7 in security research and risk reduction.
Enterprise security teams are increasingly integrating artificial intelligence systems in a context where vulnerability identification demands greater speed. In this scenario, Trend Micro Incorporated announced a collaboration with Anthropic to expand the use of Claude Opus 4.7 in security research.
The company stated that this collaboration aims to accelerate the identification, prioritization, and reduction of risks in exploitable vulnerabilities before they impact organizations.
AI Collaboration.
TrendAI Vision One also participates in Anthropic’s Cyber Verification Program, which enables credentials for the defensive use of frontier artificial intelligence models.
Rachel Jin, Platform and Business Director and Head of TrendAI, explains:
“AI is dramatically accelerating the discovery of vulnerabilities, but remediation timelines have not kept pace. Our collaboration with Anthropic ensures that organizations obtain the best vulnerability threat intelligence and the ability to reduce risk in their environments before attacks occur.”
TrendAI™ launched AESIR (AI-Enhanced Security, Intelligence, and Research) in 2025 as an internal AI-powered security research platform that combines automation and human oversight.
Vulnerability Detection.
The system uses Claude Opus 4.7 to analyze complex software environments and identify what is reachable, controllable, or exploitable.
TrendAI Vision One integrates these findings to prioritize risks, map attack paths, and enable mitigation in hybrid environments through measures such as virtual patching. In this development, the company operates at the intersection of AI models that drive new attack surfaces and AI-based defense systems.
Cybersecurity Impact.
AESIR has already identified and collaborated, together with the Zero Day Initiative, on the patching of critical Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs) across NVIDIA and Tencent platforms.
The TrendAI State of AI Security Report projects between 2,800 and 3,600 AI-related CVEs in 2026. AESIR was designed to operate at that scale of analysis and response in complex security environments. The collaboration between Trend Micro and Anthropic integrates AI-driven code intelligence and risk prioritization to assess and mitigate vulnerabilities in enterprise environments.
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