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Cohere 计划收购 AI 网络安全初创公司 AISLECohere moves to buy AI cybersecurity startup AISLE

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2023年3月31日拍摄的插图中可见Cohere的标志。路透社/Dado Ruvic/插图Cohere logo is seen in this illustration taken March 31, 2023. REUTERS/Dado Ruvic/Illustration

10月15日:加拿大人工智能实验室 Cohere 周四表示,已签署意向书收购总部位于旧金山的网络安全初创公司 AISLE,该公司利用人工智能检测软件漏洞。

Oct 15 : Canadian AI lab Cohere said on Thursday it had signed a letter of intent to buy AISLE, a San Francisco-based cybersecurity startup that uses AI to detect vulnerabilities in software.

此次合并将为 Cohere 通过与德国 Aleph Alpha 的合并所构建的业务实体增添网络安全业务,该合并据报道价值约 200 亿美元,并通过 AISLE 在布拉格的工程中心扩大其在欧洲的业务版图。

The tie-up would add cybersecurity to the business entity Cohere is assembling through its merger with Germany's Aleph Alpha, a combination reported to be worth about $20 billion, and extend its European footprint with AISLE's engineering hub in Prague.

Cohere 表示,此次收购体现了其在欧洲的持续投资,将深化其在该地区的存在感,强化欧洲人工智能领域。

Cohere said the acquisition reflected its continued investment in Europe and would deepen its presence across the region, strengthening European AI.

此次交易旨在提升合并后集团对企业和公共部门客户的安全和威胁检测能力,并支持客户在自身系统上的私有部署。

The deal is aimed at boosting the combined group's security and threat detection capabilities for enterprise and public sector clients, with private deployment available on the customer's own system.

“随着人工智能系统能力日益增强,它们正在改变网络安全以及组织面临的威胁,防御能力也必须同样快速提升,” Cohere 表示。

"Increasingly capable AI systems are transforming both cybersecurity and the threats organizations face, and defensive capabilities must advance just as quickly," Cohere said.

AISLE 由 Ondrej Vlcek 于 2025 年创立,他曾是捷克反病毒软件公司 Avast 的首席执行官,联合创始人来自 Google DeepMind 和 Anthropic。

AISLE was founded in 2025 by Ondrej Vlcek, former CEO of Czech antivirus maker Avast, with co-founders from Google DeepMind and Anthropic.

AISLE 表示,其人工智能在首年就在广泛使用的软件中发现了超过 500 个新漏洞,其中包括 OpenSSL 中的 12 个漏洞——这是一款免费程序,用于为银行、政府和通讯应用加密互联网流量,这些漏洞在被发现后已得到修复。交易条款未予披露。

AISLE said its AI found more than 500 new bugs in widely used software in its first year, including 12 vulnerabilities in OpenSSL, a free program that encrypts internet traffic for banks, governments and messaging apps, which were fixed after their discovery. The terms of the deal were not disclosed.