US: Publishes strategies for the security of critical infrastructure

The US government has unveiled new security strategies aimed at strengthening critical infrastructure against threats arising from artificial intelligence (AI).

These guidelines focus on four key functions:

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1. Risk Management: Developing a culture focused on risk management in order to effectively address the risks arising from the use of artificial intelligence.
2. Risk Analysis: Understanding the AI ​​(artificial intelligence) usage environment and risk profiles for more effective response.
3. Risk assessment: Creating systems to assess, analyze and monitor risks associated with artificial intelligence.
4. Risk management: Prioritizing and taking measures for the safety and reliability of artificial intelligence.

The government is working to promote a safe, responsible and trustworthy application of technology , ensuring respect for individuals' privacy, civil rights and civil liberties. In addition, it underlines the importance of transparency and safe design practices to assess and mitigate the risks of artificial intelligence.

The recommendations include taking security measures at all levels of AI development, ensuring the integrity of AI systems and enforcing strict access. In addition, it mentions the need to address attacks that exploit vulnerabilities in AI systems, such as the development of jailbreak that allow the sending of malicious commands.

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Finally, the need for close cooperation between governments and companies is underlined in order to address the growing security associated with artificial intelligence.

Source: thehackernews