NIST Drafts New Security Framework to Tackle Emerging Risks ...

NIST has released a draft of its Artificial Intelligence Risk Management Framework aimed at enhancing the security and reliability of generative AI systems, addressing the challenges posed by malicious AI exploits, and aligning with President Biden's executive order on AI. The framework highlights the growing threats of AI-augmented hacking, malware, and phishing, emphasizing the ease with which AI can facilitate offensive cyber capabilities and increase vulnerabilities. It identifies key security risks such as prompt-injection and data poisoning, which could lead to significant downstream consequences. NIST's draft includes feedback from a large public working group and outlines 13 risks with over 400 recommended actions for developers to manage these risks, focusing on securing supply chains and conducting regular adversarial testing. The drafts are open for public comment until June 2, 2024, and are expected to help shape best practices for securing AI systems in alignment with potential future regulatory requirements.

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