White House unveils 'Gold Eagle' cybersecurity clearinghouse to address AI‑found software flaws

The White House announced a new cybersecurity program called “Gold Eagle.” The initiative creates a clearinghouse for sharing software vulnerability information. It targets federal agencies that manage government networks. It also includes operators of critical infrastructure such as energy and transportation. Artificial intelligence developers are invited to contribute data on discovered flaws. The program aims to accelerate patching of security gaps identified by advanced AI models. By centralizing alerts, the clearinghouse seeks to reduce the time attackers have to exploit bugs. Officials say the effort will strengthen national cyber defenses across multiple sectors. The White House plans to coordinate ongoing updates and monitor the program’s impact.