CISA and NIST Release 10 Key Practices for Superintelligence Training Incident Response
brucemacv · x · 2026-10-17
CISA, working with NIST and partners, has released a joint cybersecurity information document outlining 10 key practices for managing superintelligence (SI) control incidents that occur during training and evaluation.
The guidance covers readiness and response measures, including restricting access and strengthening containment before resuming agent activity. It marks a formal US government-level framework for safety practices around frontier AI training runs.
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