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Cyware Joins Coalition for Secure AI (CoSAI) to Advance Safe and Ethical AI Technologies

ISB Staff ReporterBy ISB Staff ReporterSeptember 18, 2024Updated:November 8, 20242 Mins Read
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Cyware joins CoSAI to help drive the development of secure and ethical AI technologies, addressing the urgent need for AI safety amid today’s rapidly evolving cyber threats.

Cyware, a provider of threat intelligence management, security collaboration, and orchestrated response, has joined the Coalition for Secure AI (CoSAI).

By joining CoSAI, Cyware says it reinforces its commitment to fostering innovation in AI while ensuring that safety, privacy, and security remain at the forefront of technological advancement.

CoSAI is an international alliance dedicated to promoting the development and deployment of secure, ethical, and transparent AI technologies. It is a collaborative open-source initiative designed to give all practitioners and developers the guidance and tools they need to create Secure-by-Design AI systems.

Three strategic workstreams have been established within CoSAI, with plans to add more over time: software supply chain security for AI systems, preparing defenders for a changing cybersecurity landscape, and AI risk governance.

Sachin Jade, Cyware Head of Product, says AI is transforming cybersecurity, fueling speed and scale at previously unseen levels. However, the opportunities and benefits of AI come with serious risks.

“We are committed to developing secure, ethical AI features that build trust with our clients and the broader community. Joining CoSAI was a natural decision, aligned with our mission to drive innovation while ensuring that safety and integrity are at the core of everything we do.”

As AI technologies become increasingly integral to cybersecurity, the need for secure AI has never been more critical. Through its membership in CoSAI,  Jade says Cyware aims to contribute its expertise in AI-enabled security solutions to help set industry standards that prioritize safety, ethics, and transparency in AI development.

“Cyware’s expertise in cybersecurity and their commitment to secure AI make them an invaluable partner in our collective efforts,” said Omar Santos, CoSAI co-chair. “Their leadership in cyber threat intelligence and automation will provide critical insights as we further grow CoSAI.”

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