Open Secure AI Alliance proposes SAFE guidelines as membership tops 120
The Open Secure AI Alliance today proposed a set of guidelines for reporting cybersecurity incidents involving artificial intelligence agents, one week after the group was formed.
The proposal is called Shared AI Findings Exchange, or SAFE, and was published as a request for comments by the Linux Foundation. Nvidia Corp., Cisco Systems Inc., CrowdStrike Holdings Inc., Hugging Face Inc. and Red Hat Inc. led the drafting. Comments are being taken on GitHub.
SAFE would give organizations a confidential channel for handing over details of AI security incidents, agent misbehavior and operational near misses. The alliance would then analyze what it receives, notify the parties affected and flag control failures that keep recurring across its membership. Recommendations would follow, based on the incident evidence rather than on vendor guidance.
The alliance launched on July 27 with roughly two dozen founding members and now counts more than 120 organizations. Adobe Inc. and Cloudflare Inc. were in at the start. BlackRock Inc., Capital One Financial Corp., Intel Corp. and Visa Inc. are also on the roster. Anthropic PBC, OpenAI Group PBC and Google LLC have not joined.
