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Databricks joins the Open Secure AI Alliance to advance AI safety and security

Databricks has joined the Open Secure AI Alliance as a founding member alongside NVIDIA and 75+ other organizations, with a mission to advance AI safety and security through open systems. Databricks contributes several open-source tools and frameworks: Omnigent, an open-source meta-harness for governing AI agents with contextual policies and sandbox isolation; DASF 3.0, cataloging 97 security risks and 73 mitigations for AI systems including agentic threats; DAGF, a governance framework covering accountability and risk management; and BlackIce, a containerized red-teaming toolkit bundling 14 AI security tools. On the cyber defense side, Databricks offers Lakewatch, an open Security Lakehouse enabling agentic threat detection at scale, built on Unity Catalog (open-sourced under Apache 2.0 and donated to the Linux Foundation).

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Aug 04•7m read time•From databricks.com
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The case for open AI safety and securityWhy openness matters: beyond modelsWhat Databricks brings to the allianceOmnigent: an open agent meta-harnessDASF 3.0: an actionable AI security framework mapping risks to controlsDAGF: enterprise governance for AI systemsBlackIce: open-source AI red teamingBuilding on the Security LakehouseDatabricks' open-source heritageWhat's next
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