SAFE and Cisco Partner for Unified AI Risk Management
SAFE has announced a new partnership with Cisco Systems, Inc. to deliver unified AI risk management solutions, announced in a press release. This collaboration integrates Cisco AI Defense telemetry with SAFE's cyber risk management platform, offering enterprises real-time, actionable insights into AI-related risks.
Cisco AI Defense is designed to protect enterprises from the security risks associated with AI applications. It identifies AI assets, detects vulnerabilities, and enforces network-level guardrails. By leveraging these capabilities, SAFE aims to enhance AI security governance, allowing organizations to innovate with confidence.
The integration will enable SAFE to ingest AI-related findings from Cisco AI Defense, assess AI-specific controls, and model over 100 AI risk scenarios. This approach translates technical AI risks into financial and business impacts, helping security teams prioritize and manage risks effectively. Joint customers of SAFE and Cisco can immediately benefit from this comprehensive AI security governance solution.
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