Crest CEO: 'Basics shouldn't be abandoned in the race to deploy AI' | TechTarget
As an international non-profit representing the global cybersecurity industry, Crest has been closely tracking the rapid evolution of AI -- balancing its tremendous potential as a defensive tool against the mounting threats posed by malicious actors.
Now in its 20th year of operation, Crest has taken significant strides to address this transitional period head-on, transitioning the industry from voluntary AI commitments to independently verified standards.
This momentum kicked off in June with the launch of the organization's AI Charter, which received signatures from a global cohort of over 100 cybersecurity companies committed to responsible AI use. Building on that foundation, July saw the milestone launch of Crest's AI-Enabled Penetration Testing accreditation, which establishes independently assessable requirements for secure and appropriate AI integration. In August, Crest followed up with its Security Testing of AI standard to provide rigorous evaluation criteria for LLM-enabled systems, closely mirroring warnings from industry leaders and...
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