Defensible Safety and Security Programs in the AI Age
Nobody knows what “good enough” looks like yet. There is no straight compliance play. That changes everything about how security leaders need to operate. Summary The Goalposts Are Murky, And That’s the Point The NIST AI Risk Management Framework and ISO 42001 are abstract by design. But the deeper problem is that no one, not […]
Mythos Implications for Cybersecurity Leaders
Summary What happened? On April 6th, Anthropic revealed Project Glasswing, Anthropic’s initiative to secure critical software against AI-enabled adversarial vulnerability identification and exploitation. It is powered by Claude Mythos, which Anthropic calls a step-change in artificial intelligence reasoning and coding. Mythos is reported to be capable of autonomously identifying and exploiting high-severity and zero-day vulnerabilities at […]
Effective AI Oversight: Chertoff and Isles in Directors and Boards
As AI adoption accelerates, boards must rethink how they oversee technology risk. In a new piece published in Directors & Boards, Chertoff Group Executive Chairman Michael Chertoff and Head of Cybersecurity Adam Isles describe what effective AI security and safety oversight requires in a technology environment that is evolving in real time. The Core Message The […]
Emerging Legal and Regulatory Frameworks Governing AI
Summary Artificial intelligence (AI) has quickly emerged as a transformative technology, impacting nearly every aspect of society, from medicine to education to manufacturing. Governments are beginning to respond, and what they do to govern the development and deployment of novel forms of AI will be one of the major themes of the next several years. […]