If you run the most-watched stock exchange on the planet, you get grilled about hackers. At a House Financial Services Committee hearing Wednesday, NYSE President Lynn Martin said the exchange has been an early participant in Anthropic PBC's Project Glasswing. She shared that while responding to Representative Bill Huizenga of Michigan, who asked how the organization is pressure testing its systems against coordinated cyber attacks. According to Martin, the effort has already surfaced issues and sped up fixes, noting, "We have been able to find a variety of items that we've been able to very quickly address because of the state-of-the-art technology."
Anthropic's Project Glasswing let a select pool of approved partners begin using its Mythos artificial intelligence model before others, with the aim of reinforcing their cyber defenses.
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Do not expect a blow-by-blow. Martin did not share which vulnerabilities were found or when they were fixed. The broader signal is clear enough for everyday investors: the exchange at the center of where your money trades is leaning on cutting-edge AI to keep its systems hardened, which is exactly the kind of quiet resilience you want behind the scenes.
