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SentinelOne uses OpenAI Daybreak to cut malware analysis from weeks to hours

Decision Brief

What changedSentinelOne cut malware analysis time from weeks to hours using OpenAI Daybreak.
Why it mattersFor security operations teams, this means the same analysis headcount can handle more threat samples, sharply shortening the alert-to-conclusion cycle.
Who should careAll AI builders
Affected stackOpenAI
Source confidenceHigh · Official release / blog / repo

According to OpenAI's news page, SentinelOne used OpenAI Daybreak to reduce its malware analysis cycle from weeks to hours. The source only reports this time reduction and does not disclose model version, usage volume, or cost data. The most direct impact is on the engineers in security operations centers who handle malware analysis and threat assessment: analysis that once took weeks is now compressed to hours, freeing up more threat investigation capacity with the same headcount and allowing coverage of samples previously shelved due to scheduling. This update comes from OpenAI's official news channel; specific integration methods and pricing are not stated in the source.

Summary basis: official / RSS sourceCompiled from the source scope noted above; the original remains authoritative.

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