OWASP AI Exchange experts on the future of security for AI
summary
OWASP AI Exchange claims a reusable, practical security framework — free under creative commons license — that maps threats across development and runtime, covers LLMs and classic ML, and supplies a step-by-step adoption guide. It feeds into NIST MITRE and the EU AI Act, offers data-flow mapped controls, a risk‑threshold assignment method, and contributions that are already cited by standards groups; outputs include tooling guidance, an adoption playbook and federated‑ML security work with pending patents.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Welcome
- 6:26What is OWASP AI Exchange
- 12:29AI security framework components
- 16:21Collaboration with AI security frameworks
- 23:21Gaps in AI security
- 31:20Fears in securing AI
- 38:16AI in future security jobs
- 41:01Why AI lacks basic security
- 48:46Building AI security teams
- 50:32Q&A
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