NVIDIA and founding members launch Open Secure AI Alliance for AI and cyber defense

NVIDIA and founding members launch Open Secure AI Alliance for AI and cyber defense

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2026-07-27 09:18:00
NVIDIA said it has formed the Open Secure AI Alliance with a group of founding members including Adobe, CrowdStrike, IBM, Microsoft, Red Hat, SpaceXAI and organizations such as the Linux Foundation, according to the NVIDIA Blog. The alliance is focused on building and sharing open-source models, agent harnesses and security tools for cybersecurity and AI safety defense. Initial contributions named by the group include NVIDIA’s NOOA agent framework, the SPIFFE/SPIRE zero-trust identity standard with HPE participation, Hugging Face’s Safetensors model weight format, IBM and Red Hat’s Lightwell supply-chain signing patch, Microsoft’s MDASH multi-model vulnerability scanning system, and SpaceXAI’s open-source Grok Build coding agent alongside plans to open Grok model weights. The alliance also called on regulators to treat open models and tools as defensive assets rather than as a regulatory burden.
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According to the NVIDIA Blog, NVIDIA has launched the Open Secure AI Alliance with founding members including Adobe, CrowdStrike, IBM, Microsoft, Red Hat, SpaceXAI and organizations such as the Linux Foundation.

The group said it aims to build and share open-source models, agent harnesses and security tools for cybersecurity and AI safety defense.

Initial contributions named by the alliance

The alliance said its contributions will include:

  • NVIDIA’s NOOA agent framework
  • The SPIFFE/SPIRE zero-trust identity standard with HPE participation
  • Hugging Face’s Safetensors model weight format
  • IBM and Red Hat’s Lightwell supply-chain signing patch
  • Microsoft’s MDASH multi-model vulnerability scanning system
  • SpaceXAI’s open-source Grok Build coding agent, along with plans to open the Grok model weights

Message to regulators

The alliance also urged regulators to view open models and tools as defensive assets, not as a regulatory burden.

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