NIST NCCoE Cyber AI Profile Virtual Working Session Series: Usability of the Profile
The Cyber AI Profile, once finalised, may inform Australian agencies' approach to cybersecurity risk management for AI systems.
Key points
- NIST NCCoE is running a virtual working series to refine the Cybersecurity Framework Cyber AI Profile.
- Session 3 focuses on usability across AI roles - users, developers, and deployers - and delivery formats.
- This is a US standards development event; limited direct APS participation value but output worth tracking.
Implications for Australian agencies
- Monitor Agencies with cybersecurity and AI governance responsibilities may want to monitor the Cyber AI Profile's development as a potential reference framework for AI-related cyber risk management.
- Consider Policy teams could consider reviewing the preliminary draft and discussion essays to assess alignment with existing Australian Government AI and cybersecurity frameworks.
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"NIST NCCoE Cyber AI Profile Virtual Working Session Series: Usability of the Profile"
Source: NIST Information Technology RSS
Published: 12 May 2026
URL: https://www.nist.gov/news-events/events/2026/05/nist-nccoe-cyber-ai-profile-virtual-working-session-series-usability
NIST's National Cybersecurity Center of Excellence (NCCoE) is hosting a series of virtual working sessions to gather public input on its Cybersecurity Framework Cyber AI Profile - a tool intended to help organisations manage cybersecurity risks arising from AI adoption. The third session, focused on usability across different stakeholder roles and delivery formats, takes place 12 May 2026. A supporting discussion essay has been released to help participants prepare. The profile is still in draft, with this working series feeding into the next revision.
Implications for Australian agencies:
- [Monitor] Agencies with cybersecurity and AI governance responsibilities may want to monitor the Cyber AI Profile's development as a potential reference framework for AI-related cyber risk management.
- [Consider] Policy teams could consider reviewing the preliminary draft and discussion essays to assess alignment with existing Australian Government AI and cybersecurity frameworks.
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