AI-BOM Workshop at RSAC 2024
AI software supply chain security is the bedrock of ensuring the integrity, authenticity, and resilience of AI systems throughout their lifecycle. AI-BOM, or AI Bill of Materials, is crucial for software supply chain security as it provides a comprehensive inventory of components within an AI system and properties of its security operations, MLSECOPS. AI-BOMs enable proactive measures to enhance security, mitigate threats, and maintain the integrity of AI systems. AI-BOM serves as a foundational tool for fostering trust, accountability, and resilience in the AI chain ecosystem.
Join us for an enlightening afternoon at the AI-BOM Workshop, conveniently timed during the RSAC 2024. This exclusive workshop delves into the critical realm of AI software supply chain security. Expert speakers will illuminate key facets including AI-BOM and AI software supply chain security. Engage in collaborative discussions alongside industry leaders, shaping best practices and charting the path forward. With concluding remarks from a notable US government official from CISA.gov, this workshop ensures a comprehensive exploration of strategies to secure AI landscapes across all industries.
Set within the innovative spaces of SAP Labs in San Francisco, just a stone's throw from the RSA, this workshop is the perfect pitstop for professionals looking to enrich their conference experience. As you collaborate and connect with peers, enjoy a selection of snacks to keep your energy up, sponsored by Manifest. Please note that registration is required and must be completed using your business email. We look forward to welcoming you to a productive session of learning and networking.
AGENDA
Doors open at 12:30pm, the event starts at 1pm.
Opening remarks by Sebastian Lange, CSO at SAP
Lightning talks: on-going efforts on AIBOM in the community
"What's Inside There? Model Metadata and Metrics for AI/ML BoMs" by Diana Kelley and Sam Washko
Recap on on-going workstreams on AI supply chain security (representatives from CycloneDX, SPDX) by Steve Springett and Helen Oakley
"AI Risk Assessment through Threat Modeling and use cases for AIBOM automation" by Helen Oakley
"The State of AIBOMs: use cases, contents, regulations, and tools" by Daniel Bardenstein
"Understanding vulnerabilities and weaknesses of AI" by Dmitry Raidman
"AI Policy and Software Supply Chain: transparency and security for managing suppliers, services and product" by Nicholas Vidovich
"The role of AI BOMs in providing the transparency necessary to foster the safety and security of AI and our Critical Infrastructure" by Alex Sharpe
Break
Structured group discussion (details will be published on GitHub: https://github.com/aibom-workshop/rsa-2024)
Closing remarks by Allan Friedman, Senior Advisor and Strategist at CISA
Networking
Government-issued ID is required for the check-in at the event in-person.
Event live streaming: https://www.youtube.com/live/0cj5Z0Zy7Lw?si=0JSqEIi8XYH17BI2
Streaming platform is sponsored by Security Architecture Podcast.