Beyond government mandates and corporate products, a specialized ecosystem of non-profit and international organizations provides the technical blueprints and community-driven intelligence that define modern security. These entities—ranging from ISO to OWASP—specialize in creating high-granularity frameworks that organizations use to measure their specific maturity. While governments provide the “what” (laws) and tech giants provide the “how” (tools), these organizations provide the “how well” (benchmarks). Their roles have become deeply integrated into global supply chain requirements, where a “certified” status from these bodies is often a prerequisite for doing business.
ETSI EN 304 223 is a landmark European standard, published in early 2026, that establishes the first globally applicable baseline for securing artificial intelligence models and systems throughout their entire… Read More »ETSI EN 304 223: Securing Artificial Intelligence (SAI) – Baseline Cyber Security Requirements for AI Models and Systems