Researchers at HiddenLayer, a CoSAI sponsor, have developed the first universal and transferable prompt injection technique that bypasses instruction guardrails across major AI models.
Omar Santos, co-chair of the Coalition for Secure AI (CoSAI) Project Governing Board, shares insights on the upcoming EU Cyber Acts Conference 2025 and AI Cyber Day (25 March), where cybersecurity leaders will explore the evolving landscape of AI security.
CoSAI is heading to RSA Conference 2025! Join us at Booth #2256 from 28 April – 1 May, where we’ll showcase how open collaboration is shaping the future of secure AI.
On 25 March, CoSAI will be featured in two key presentations at AI Cyber Day, part of the EU Cyber Acts Conference in Brussels. The event will focus on the global development of cybersecurity certification frameworks tailored specifically for AI systems.
On 4 March, CoSAI sponsor HiddenLayer will release its 2025 AI Threat Landscape Report, providing critical insights into the evolving risks of AI adoption, the impact of adversarial attacks, and strategies for securing AI. An accompanying webinar on 5 March will dive deeper into the findings and what’s next for AI security.
The Coalition for Secure AI (CoSAI) will take an active role in two major AI security events this month, the AI Security Forum and the AI Peace Forum, engaging with global leaders to advance AI security practices.
The Coalition for Secure AI (CoSAI) Open Project has been nominated for the prestigious OASIS Open Cup Award in the Outstanding New Initiative category.
Winners will be announced at the OASIS Annual Awards Ceremony on Wednesday, 5 February 2025, at 11:00 AM EST (UTC 16:00) during a virtual event.
As AI adoption accelerates across industries, its unique vulnerabilities are creating new opportunities for cyber threats that standard cybersecurity tools, like firewalls and encryption, can’t fully address.