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OpenAI Launches Codex Security that Discover, Validate and Patch Vulnerabilities

March 7, 2026

OpenAI has announced the launch of Codex Security, an application security agent engineered to autonomously identify, validate, and remediate complex vulnerabilities within enterprise and open-source codebases.

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