A security analyst opens an unfamiliar repository, pulls up a vulnerability advisory, and starts hunting for the file where the weakness lives. The naming conventions belong to someone else. Evidence sits in scattered corners of a codebase that runs to thousands of files. That first stage of triage burns hours and expertise, and it is the part Cisco set out to speed up. Today, the company released Antares, a family of small language models built … More → The post Cisco’s open-weight Antares models make vulnerability localization cheaper appeared first on Help Net Security .