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To protect your network, your customers, and your data, your organization needs cybersecurity guidance, solutions, and training that are practical, actionable, and enables you to cost-effectively address and manage your cybersecurity risks.
The NIST Cybersecurity Framework 2.0 is voluntary guidance, based on existing standards, guidelines, and practices for organizations to better manage and reduce cybersecurity risk.
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NIST’s Cyber AI Profile Preliminary Draft
The NIST NCCoE is excited to announce the release of the preliminary draft NIST IR 8596, Cybersecurity Framework Profile for Artificial Intelligence (Cyber AI Profile).
AI has become a driving force behind today’s technological development, transforming industries and redefining how society operates. Advancements in AI technology introduce both cybersecurity opportunities and challenges to organizations.
NIST’s preliminary draft Cyber AI Profile is intended to help organizations strategically adopt AI while addressing and prioritizing cybersecurity risks stemming from its advancements.
The Cyber AI Profile addresses the following Focus Areas:
- Securing AI System Components (Secure)
- Conducting AI-Enabled Cyber Defense (Defend)
- Thwarting AI-enabled Cyber Attacks (Thwart)
The profile is open for comments until January 30, 2026. Comments on the profile can be submitted by completing a comment form and emailing it to [email protected] before due date.
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This resource offers an action plan informed by the way cyberattacks actually happen. It breaks the tasks down by role, starting with the Chief Executive Officer (CEO). It then details tasks for a Security Program Manager and the Information Technology (IT) team. While following this advice is not a guarantee you will never have a security incident, it does lay the groundwork for building an effective security program.
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