CoSAI @ RSAC 2025

The Coalition for Secure AI (CoSAI) was proud to participate in RSA 2025 to advance the conversation around securing AI systems, applications, and services. Throughout the week, CoSAI engaged directly with developers, defenders, and researchers to understand the real-world AI security challenges they face and to share our work on practical, security-by-design solutions. If you missed us at RSA or want to stay connected, CoSAI will be at the AI+ Expo in Washington, D.C., June 2–4. Stay connected—more details will be shared via our marketing channels!

Not involved in CoSAI yet? Join the conversation: https://www.coalitionforsecureai.org/get-involved/

CoSAI on the Agenda
Recordings are available via RSAC On demand

Secure AI: How Open Source, Standards and Communities Lead the Way

A standout RSAC session united leaders from OWASP,
Linux, and CoSAI—joined by Sponsor members Cisco, Google, and Intel—to spotlight how open source, standards, and collaboration are tackling today’s toughest AI security challenges.

Safe AI Adoption: Standards and Best Practices from Coalition for Secure AI

Nearly 300 attendees joined Ian Brelinsky (OpenAI) and Josiah Hagen (Trend Micro) for a packed session on
“Safe AI Adoption,” exploring emerging standards and
best practices from the Coalition for Secure AI.
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CoSAI profile in RSA Marketplace throughout 2025!

Photos from CoSAI Sponsor Members

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News from our Sponsor Members @ RSAC!

Microsoft introduced new capabilities for its Security Copilot <read blog>

NVIDIA brings cybersecurity to every AI Factory <read blog>

Protect AI signed a definitive agreement to be acquired by
Palo Alto Networks <read story>

Shout-out to Sarah Liang for bringing the energy and expertise to the CoSAI booth <view post>

Snyk joins the Coalition just in time for RSAC <read release>

Google spotlighted autonomous AI agents at their Agentic AI Breakfast & show floor booth <see photos>

IBM introduced new agentic and automation capabilities to its managed detection and response service offerings <read release>

Intel emphasized AI-driven security and innovation <read blog>

Palo Alto Networks announced new a new security platform providing protection for AI-driven applications and services <read more>

Zscaler ThreatLabz released its 2025 Phishing Report <read report>

Trend Micro revealed that 73% of cyber incidents stem from unmanaged or unknown digital assets <read more>

PayPal hosts Dev Days in San Jose alongside RSAC 2025 <read more>

HiddenLayer research unveils the first universal, model-agnostic prompt injection technique <read more>

Congratulations to Adversa AI on being named a Hot Company in GenAI Application Security by Cyber Defense Magazine <read story>

The Opal team showcased their RSAC presence & BSides involvement
<see photos>

Operant AI joined the RSAC buzz and reconnected with CoSAI teammates <view post>

Christian Falco of TrojAI spotlighted AI security in a Lightning Talk after a week of CoSAI and Google events at RSAC <photos>

GenLab Venture Studio and DCSO are co-creating systems that can withstand what’s coming <see post>

Amazon promotes recent generative AI landscape paper<read more>

Evening with the Chainsmokers, compliments of CoSAI Member Chainguard

CoSAI Booth

The Coalition for Secure AI (CoSAI) booth at RSAC 2025 was a dynamic hub of activity, kicking off with a lively Monday evening social that brought members together for networking and collaboration. Throughout the week, the booth remained a busy destination, sparking insightful conversations around CoSAI’s mission and attracting strong interest from the broader community. With over 150 follow-up contacts generated and many new ideas exchanged, the energy and momentum around CoSAI signal exciting times ahead.