The Nvidia-led Open Secure AI Alliance has formed its first working group, SAFE, a week after its launch and released a proposal on responding to AI security incidents. TechCrunch reported that the alliance already has more than 120 participating companies. The proposal covers confidential incident reporting, notifying affected parties and post-incident analysis focused on learning rather than blame. Members are also listing open-source technologies for AI security and contributing tools and governance efforts.

ITCEN PNS said on Sunday it will expand its post-quantum cryptography (PQC) migration business. The company is accelerating a “quantum-safe migration platform” that identifies cryptographic assets in customer systems, analyzes risks and converts operational environments to a PQC-based setup. It built a phased framework combining EdgeCS for asset discovery, EdgeCrypto as a KCMVP-certified cryptography library and a PQC-based secure communications model. Its migration model follows three steps: detection, analysis and application.