CISA led the tabletop under the Joint Cyber Defense Collaborative, involving 50 AI experts from companies globally, focusing on AI-related cybersecurity incidents and information-sharing for effective government-industry collaboration.
Clayton Romans highlighted the various vulnerabilities AI systems face, emphasizing the need to establish a common understanding with new companies in the AI space and fostering mutual technological comprehension and collaboration.
The AI tabletop exercise is part of developing CISA's AI security incident collaboration playbook, set for release by the end of 2024, as the initial step in JCDC's collaborative initiatives.
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