Cloud Security Alliance Expands Frontier AI Leadership with New Research and Community Partnerships
Nevada Institute of Cybersecurity at the University of Nevada-Las Vegas named as key research and academic partner; RSAC to back strategic AI summit program for CSA chapters and partners
Today, the Cloud Security Alliance (CSA), the world's leading not-for-profit organization committed to AI, cloud, and Zero Trust cybersecurity education, today announced two strategic partnerships designed to accelerate industry collaboration and advance trusted AI adoption. The Nevada Institute of Cybersecurity at UNLV (UNLV NIC) has joined the CSAI Foundation as a key research and academic partner, while RSAC will work with CSA and the CSAI Foundation to launch the AI Vulnerability Storm Summit, a strategic research and summit program designed to share meaningful AI research and education through community engagement.
Together, the partnerships strengthen CSA and the CSAI Foundation’s commitment to connecting research, industry expertise, and boots-on-the-ground practitioners to address the rapidly evolving security, governance, and resilience challenges associated with artificial intelligence.
“As AI adoption accelerates, it's imperative that organizations are able to collaborate and learn from trusted research and practical guidance,” said Jim Reavis, CEO and co-founder, Cloud Security Alliance. “These partnerships expand our ability to bring together academia, industry, and regional communities to advance AI security and resilience at a global scale.”
