OpenAI 今日宣布，将向乌克兰政府提供其 Daybreak 项目的使用权限，以支持民用基础设施的网络防御。OpenAI 将与乌克兰数字转型部合作，为乌克兰团队提供相关工具的使用权限，以识别软件漏洞，并更快速地开发和测试修复方案。
这一消息是在联合国大会期间由乌克兰驻旧金山总领事 Dmytro Kushneruk 与 OpenAI 国家安全政策负责人 Sasha Baker 共同宣布的。
乌克兰的保卫者不仅面临针对该国基础设施的物理攻击，还持续遭受来自俄罗斯的网络攻击。乌克兰国家网络事件响应团队 CERT-UA 在 2025 年处理了近 6,000 起网络事件。这些事件包括对医院系统、能源部门和电信的攻击，凸显了为乌克兰民众提供基本服务的机构所承受的压力。
OpenAI 的 Daybreak 让网络防御人员能够在获得授权的安全工作中使用先进的 AI，涵盖从审查老旧软件、调查可疑活动，到验证漏洞和测试修复方案等各个环节。
我们很自豪能够支持乌克兰的网络防御人员，他们每天都在保护基本服务免受攻击。通过 Daybreak，公共和私营实体有机会在新兴威胁扎根之前加强其网络防御。乌克兰已经身处前线，其防御人员现在就需要支持。我们希望将更强大的工具交到他们手中，帮助他们发现并修复漏洞，保护人们所依赖的关键网络。
——Sasha Baker，OpenAI 国家安全政策负责人
乌克兰在最极端的压力下已经表明，网络防御是国家安全的核心组成部分。保护民用基础设施意味着要同时抵御物理攻击和数字攻击，让人们能够继续生活、工作并获取基本服务。我们现在正将我们的技术和资源投入到这项努力中，帮助乌克兰政府利用 AI 加强其网络防御。
——George Osborne，OpenAI for Countries 负责人
OpenAI 已经向欧洲的防御方提供了其网络模型的访问权限，包括法国、德国、波兰等。欧盟网络机构 ENISA 已使用这些模型来识别欧盟各机构所用软件中的漏洞，这些漏洞此后均已修复。
在波兰，国家网络机构 CERT Polska 使用 OpenAI 模型帮助发现了第三方路由器软件中的六个漏洞。供应商已发布修复程序，CERT Polska 确认这些修复可阻止其观察到的攻击。
OpenAI today announced it will offer the Government of Ukraine access to its Daybreak program to support the cyber defense of civilian infrastructure. Working with the Ministry of Digital Transformation, OpenAI will provide Ukrainian teams with access to tools to identify software vulnerabilities and develop and test fixes more quickly.
The announcement was made on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly by Dmytro Kushneruk, the Consul General of Ukraine in San Francisco, and Sasha Baker, Head of National Security Policy at OpenAI.
Ukrainian defenders face persistent cyber attacks from Russia, alongside physical attacks on the country’s infrastructure. Ukraine’s national cyber incident response team, CERT-UA, handled nearly 6,000 cyber incidents in 2025. These include attacks on hospital systems, the energy sector and telecommunications, underscoring the pressure on the organizations providing essential services to Ukrainians.
OpenAI’s Daybreak gives cyber defenders access to advanced AI for authorized security work, from reviewing older software and investigating suspicious activity to validating vulnerabilities and testing fixes.
We are proud to support Ukraine’s cyber defenders, who are protecting essential services against attacks every day. Through Daybreak, public and private entities have an opportunity to strengthen their cyber defenses before emerging threats take hold. Ukraine is already on the front line, and its defenders need support now. We want to put more capable tools in their hands to help them find and fix vulnerabilities and protect the critical networks people depend on.
—Sasha Baker, Head of National Security Policy at OpenAI
Ukraine has shown under the most extreme pressure that cyber defense is a central part of national security. Protecting civilian infrastructure means defending it against both physical and digital attacks, so people can continue to live, work and access essential services. We’re now putting our technology and resources behind that effort, helping the Ukrainian government strengthen its cyber defenses with AI.
—George Osborne, Head of OpenAI for Countries
OpenAI has already provided access to its cyber models to defenders in Europe including France, Germany, Poland, and others. The EU’s cyber agency, ENISA, has used the models to identify vulnerabilities in software used across EU institutions, all of which have since been fixed.
In Poland, the national cyber agency, CERT Polska, used OpenAI models to help discover six vulnerabilities in third-party router software. The vendor has released fixes, which CERT Polska confirms prevent the attacks it observed.