New Delhi, July 28 -- SAN FRANCISCO - The demonstration took three minutes. A simulated enterprise codebase, a prompt, and then MAI-Cyber-1-Flash had identified a cluster of software vulnerabilities, triaged them by severity, drafted a detection rule, and generated a working code fix. Dave Weston, the lead engineer behind Perception, stood beside the output on screen. "In minutes, we have a fix for all of this," he said. "Not only do we discover the issues and prioritize them, but we have detection, posture fixing, and even a code fix."

Microsoft unveiled MAI-Cyber-1-Flash and the Perception platform Sunday in San Francisco, TechCrunch first reported, marking the company's first purpose-built AI cybersecurity model launch after a year in...