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New AI Security Guidelines Published by NCSC, CISA & More International Agencies

Tech Republic Security

The Guidelines for Secure AI System Development have been drawn up to help developers ensure security is baked into the heart of new artificial intelligence models.

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Guidelines not policies: The University of Texas at San Antonio’s approach to gen AI

CIO Business Intelligence

Framing the guardrails According to Ketchum, they were very deliberate about not developing restrictive policies around the use of AI. Rather, they put together AI adoption guidelines in consultation with experts and analysts from IDC and Gartner, as well as their legal and cybersecurity team. “We

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New framework aims to keep AI safe in US critical infrastructure

CIO Business Intelligence

According to a release issued by DHS, “this first-of-its kind resource was developed by and for entities at each layer of the AI supply chain: cloud and compute providers, AI developers, and critical infrastructure owners and operators — as well as the civil society and public sector entities that protect and advocate for consumers.”

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AI Pact: Simplifying EU AI Act compliance for enterprises

CIO Business Intelligence

The hope is to have shared guidelines and harmonized rules: few rules, clear and forward-looking, says Marco Valentini, group public affairs director at Engineering, an Italian company that is a member of the AI Pact. On this basis we chose to join the AI Pact, which gives guidelines and helps understand the rules of law.

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Are enterprises ready to adopt AI at scale?

CIO Business Intelligence

Whether it’s a financial services firm looking to build a personalized virtual assistant or an insurance company in need of ML models capable of identifying potential fraud, artificial intelligence (AI) is primed to transform nearly every industry. And the results for those who embrace a modern data architecture speak for themselves.

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Camelot Secure’s AI wizard eases path to cybersecurity compliance

CIO Business Intelligence

Like many innovative companies, Camelot looked to artificial intelligence for a solution. We noticed that many organizations struggled with interpreting and applying the intricate guidelines of the CMMC framework,” says Jacob Birmingham, VP of Product Development at Camelot Secure.

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Global AI regulations: Beyond the U.S. and Europe

CIO Business Intelligence

Second, some countries such as the United Arab Emirates (UAE) have implemented sector-specific AI requirements while allowing other sectors to follow voluntary guidelines. Recognizing the global economic importance of AI, India’s approach is to encourage AI development while monitoring AI usage to prevent societal abuse.