Trend Micro Joins Anthropic Project Glasswing to Defend Taiwan’s AI Supply Chain

INSIDE reports that Anthropic's Claude Mythos Preview has demonstrated powerful capabilities in security analysis and attack automation, able to find tens of thousands of high-risk vulnerabilities in an extremely short time and automatically chain them together to generate attack instructions. Such capabilities highlight the dual-edged nature of AI in the security field: the same technology can be used to accelerate vulnerability research and defense, but it can also let malicious actors more efficiently discover weaknesses and assemble attack workflows. Against this risk backdrop, Anthropic has proposed Project Glasswing, connecting leading global enterprises to establish protective mechanisms in advance. Trend Micro's TrendAI has joined Project Glasswing, becoming the first security vendor in Taiwan to enter this framework. The article situates this collaboration within the context of Taiwan's AI hardware supply chain, noting that Taiwan's position in global AI infrastructure and critical supply chains means local security vendors are not only dealing with ordinary enterprise-protection problems but also shouldering a higher level of strategic responsibility. For Taiwanese readers, the key point of this news is not just the collaboration between Trend Micro and Anthropic, but that the logic of cybersecurity offense and defense is changing: when AI can help rapidly mine vulnerabilities and generate attack instructions, the defensive side must also bring in AI to detect, analyze, and respond to threats that may be amplified by malicious AI. This means that future security products, supply-chain protection, and critical-infrastructure protection may place greater emphasis on real-time AI-versus-AI confrontation capabilities.