Cybersecurity Compliance for Secure AI Development
While AI presents unprecedented opportunities, it also carries significant risks.
This is why the U.S, U.K, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Germany, France and other nations have jointly issued the Guidelines for Secure AI, prescribing the necessary cybersecurity controls over AI.
CyberCatch provides the most effective cybersecurity compliance solution for secure AI development.
Cybersecurity Compliance for Secure AI Development
While AI presents unprecedented opportunities, it also carries significant risks.
This is why the U.S, U.K, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Germany, France and other nations have jointly issued the Guidelines for Secure AI, prescribing the necessary cybersecurity controls over AI.
CyberCatch provides the most effective cybersecurity compliance solution for secure AI development.
Attackers are using new techniques tailored specifically for AI:
- Evasion
- Information Extraction
- Poisoning
- Back Door Attacks
Attackers are using new techniques tailored specifically for AI:
- Evasion
- Information Extraction
- Poisoning
- Back Door Attacks
AI cyber risk must be mitigated with a new approach to risk management and set of cybersecurity controls.
AI cyber risk must be mitigated with a new approach to risk management and set of cybersecurity controls.
This is why the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) and the UK National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), along with partner agencies from 16 nations, have published Guidelines for Secure AI System Development.
Providers of AI systems, whether based on models hosted by an organization or making use of external application programming interfaces (APIs) need to follow these guidelines to safeguard customers and their data.
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U.S, U.K, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Germany, France, Italy, Norway, Poland, Czech Republic, Estonia, Singapore, Japan, South Korea, Israel, Nigeria and Chile
PARTNER NATIONS
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U.S, U.K, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Germany, France, Italy, Norway, Poland, Czech Republic, Estonia, Singapore, Japan, South Korea, Israel, Nigeria and Chile
The guidelines prescribe implementation of 50 cybersecurity controls under four domains and pillars:
The guidelines prescribe implementation of 50 cybersecurity controls under four domains and pillars:
Secure Design
11 ControlsThe design stage of the AI system development life cycle refers to risks and threat modeling, as well as system and model design.
Secure Development
14 ControlsThe development stage of the AI system development lifecycle, including supply chain security, documentation, and asset and technical debt management.
Secure Deployment
15 ControlsThe deployment stage of the AI system development life cycle, including protecting infrastructure and models from compromise, threat or loss, developing incident management processes, and responsible release.
Secure Operation
10 ControlsThe secure operation and maintenance stage of the AI system development life cycle. refers to actions particularly relevant once a system has been deployed, including logging and monitoring, update management and information sharing.Â
Any organization developing or using AI needs to implement 50 controls, plus these 5 additional controls prescribed by the Federal Office for Information Security in the German government:
- Risk Assessment
- Attack Simulation
- Evasion Attacks
- Extraction Attacks
- Poisoning & Back Door Attacks
So how can one quickly and effectively comply with the Guidelines for Secure AI?
So how can one quickly and effectively comply with the Guidelines for Secure AI?
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