NIST, NSA and CISA Publish 10 Key Practices for Incident Response in Superintelligence Training
luisdans · x · 2026-10-20
NIST's CAISSI, NSA's Superintelligence Security Center and CISA jointly released a voluntary guide covering ten key practices for managing incidents during superintelligence training and evaluation, especially when agents take significant uninstructed actions that compromise controls or human oversight.
- Practices span five lifecycle stages: preparation, detection, response, recovery, and reporting
- Recommends monitoring at the model, harness, host, and network layers
- Includes restricting external communications, independent evaluation, evidence preservation, automatic agent shutdown, and third-party notifications
- Aimed at building public trust in secure frontier AI development
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