AI Alliance Drafts Confidential Incident Reporting Rules With Public Deadlines
The Linux Foundation on August 4, 2026, published a Request for Comments for the Shared AI Findings Exchange (SAFE), a draft framework that would bind members of the Open Secure AI Alliance to report AI security incidents on fixed deadlines — confidentially at first, then publicly within 30 days. Contributors from Cisco, CrowdStrike , Hugging Face, NVIDIA , Red Hat and other alliance members drafted the initial proposal, timed to the opening of the Black Hat conference in Las Vegas. The draft… [...]
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