AI Security Controls and Secure-by-Design Practices

AI Threat Detection and Mitigation Program

- ISO/IEC 27090 AI Cybersecurity Overview
- Applicability: AI Developers, Operators and Security Teams
- AI Threat Landscape, Exposure and Business Impact
- AI Assets, Model Provenance and Attack-Surface Mapping
- AI Security Controls and Secure-by-Design Practices
- ISO Relationships, Assurance and Implementation Scope
- AI Supply-Chain, Provider and Third-Party Security
- AI Incident Detection, Containment and Recovery
- Security Gap Assessment, Evidence and Remediation
- AI Security Templates, FAQs and Roadmap
- Request an AI Security Assessment

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Security Readiness for ISO/IEC 27090 AI Systems

Strengthen data, model and inference protection.

AI Security Documentation and Evidence

- Defines how material AI security risks are assessed.
- Addresses model integrity, attacks and misuse scenarios.
- Establishes ownership of AI security decisions.
- Records risk reviews for third-party AI assets.
- Evaluates access safeguards and model lineage.
- Clarifies shared security and response duties.
- Documents trusted data and model ingestion paths.
- Defines version checks and release verification.
- Supports secure training, testing and deployment.
- Identifies actions for suspected model compromise.
- Covers detection, isolation and recovery options.
- Defines escalation, evidence handling and ownership.
- Adapts reporting to applicable laws and contracts.

>> ISO/IEC 27090 Guidance

Security by Design Throughout the AI Lifecycle

Integrate adversarial threat modeling into system design. Address likely compromises before training or deployment begins.
Minimize exposed interfaces and model privileges. Restrict opportunities for extraction, tampering and misuse.
Configure secure access, logging and output handling by default. Require review before enabling higher-risk features.

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