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Nvidia, Cisco and others seek joint reporting framework for AI agent security incidents

More than 120 organisations including Nvidia, Cisco and CrowdStrike are pursuing a joint framework to systematically report and record security incidents involving AI agents. A draft guideline for the Shared AI Findings Exchange would require members to report unauthorised access, attacks on third-party systems, confidentiality breaches and certain near misses. It also calls for preserving detailed logs and notifying victims quickly, with initial confidential reporting within 4 business days.

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How to respond to AI-driven security threats? Tech firms expand alliance

Debate is intensifying over how to respond to new security threats emerging from the spread of AI, with alliances expanding beyond security firms to include semiconductor and platform companies. Nvidia-led Open Secure AI Alliance formed a first working group and released proposals for confidential reporting and post-incident analysis. Hugging Face CEO Clem Delangue called for mandatory disclosure of hacks targeting AI firms. Reports and tests also raised concerns about AI misuse, vulnerabilities and faster exploitation.

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Red Hat launches Asago to lead open-source project automating AI governance

Red Hat has launched an open-source community project called Asago to automatically convert AI governance policies into operational controls. The project links policy requirements to deployment configurations that can be applied to AI systems, and automates policy interpretation, risk assessment, safeguard recommendations and configuration creation. It maps policies to standards such as the NIST AI risk framework, OWASP LLM Top 10 and the EU AI Act, and supports hybrid cloud and Kubernetes deployments.