Securing AI Data Center: Architecture, Security Posture, and Emerging Standards

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Artificial Intelligence, or AI, is a transformative technology with widespread applications, and its breakthroughs are reshaping the global balance of power. The AI data centers, the computing infrastructures that enable AI training, inference, and applications, have seen tremendous growth in capability, scale, and investment.

AI data center security is a key component to achieving AI safety, security, and trustworthiness. America’s AI Action Plan outlines key actions to maintain the US’s unchallenged global technological dominance in AI, and it demands new technical standards for high-security AI data centers.

As part of the NIST effort to develop secure AI data center standards, we will host “Securing AI Data Center: Architecture, Security Posture, and Emerging Standards” virtual workshop on July 22-23, 2026 from 9:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. EDT. The workshop aims to listen to the community’s needs and feedback, report and reflect on the ongoing activities at NIST, and define and...

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