Laura Martins

Oct 27, 2024 | cybertechaccord.org | Laura Martins

Cybersecurity Tech Accord Principle #4: Collective Action The fourth Cybersecurity Tech Accord principle says “we will partner with each other and with likeminded groups to enhance cybersecurity” and there is a lot we can do together to support shared benefits of AI for cyber defense. Different stakeholders in the AI cybersecurity ecosystem have different roles and responsibilities, depending on their interests, expertise, and influence.

Oct 20, 2024 | cybertechaccord.org | Laura Martins

Cybersecurity Tech Accord Principle #3: Capacity BuildingThe third Cybersecurity Tech Accord principle says that “we will help empower users, customers and developers to strengthen cybersecurity protection” which means ensuring the benefits of AI cybersecurity are shared. Industry plays a crucial role in advancing AI for cybersecurity, possessing the resources and expertise to develop top-tier AI solutions.

Oct 13, 2024 | cybertechaccord.org | Laura Martins

Cybersecurity Tech Accord Principle #2: No Offense The Cybersecurity Tech Accord’s second principle says, “we will oppose cyberattacks on innocent civilians and enterprises from anywhere” and it is critical to consider how we can help prevent AI from being used maliciously by attackers. While AI is a powerful tool for defending against cyber threats, it also poses new challenges and risks that require careful consideration and collaboration.

Oct 6, 2024 | cybertechaccord.org | Laura Martins

Cybersecurity Tech Accord Principle #1: Strong Defense The Cybersecurity Tech Accord’s first principle says that “we will protect all of our users and customers everywhere,” and AI can help us do just that. AI cybersecurity is the use of artificial intelligence techniques, such as machine learning, natural language processing, and computer vision, to enhance the security of digital systems and networks.

Sep 30, 2024 | cybertechaccord.org | Laura Martins

I. Overview: AI and CybersecurityMore than six years ago, the Cybersecurity Tech Accord was launched as a pledge by the technology industry, drawing a line in the sand as a commitment to uphold foundational cybersecurity principles amid escalating conflict online. Since then, the importance of this commitment has only grown, mirrored by the rapid growth of our coalition from 34 original tech companies to over 160 signatories today.