Remove Development Remove Guidelines Remove Security
article thumbnail

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.

article thumbnail

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

Insiders

Sign Up for our Newsletter

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

article thumbnail

New Secure AI Development Rules are Historic, But Do They Matter?

Information Week

18 nations have signed on to the new non-binding 'Guidelines for Secure AI System Development,' but, without enforcement, will it make an impact?

article thumbnail

Spy vs spy: Security agencies help secure the network edge

Network World

The various agencies have each approached the challenge of securing the network edge from a different angle, releasing their reports on Tuesday. These guidance documents detail various considerations and strategies for a more secure and resilient network both before and after a compromise.

Security 286
article thumbnail

New framework aims to keep AI safe in US critical infrastructure

CIO Business Intelligence

Analyst reaction to Thursday’s release by the US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) of a framework designed to ensure safe and secure deployment of AI in critical infrastructure is decidedly mixed. What if it goes rogue, what if it is uncontrolled, what if it becomes the next arms race, how will the national security be ensured?”

article thumbnail

SMB Security Pack

Tech Republic Security

Small and midsize businesses are increasingly being targeted by cybercriminals — but they often lack the resources and expertise to develop comprehensive security policies to help defend against threats. This set of policies from TechRepublic Premium will help your company establish guidelines and procedures to reduce the risks.

SMB 421
article thumbnail

Securing Linux Policy

Tech Republic Security

This policy from TechRepublic Premium provides guidelines for securing Linux on company computers and computers used to conduct company business. From the policy: DEVELOP TEMPLATES BASED ON. Linux is a powerful and customizable operating system that has been the backbone of many businesses for decades.

Linux 419