OWASP Gen AI Security Project Gains New Sponsors and RSA Conference Presence
OWASP has announced the addition of nine new sponsors to its Generative AI Security Project, as stated in a press release. The new sponsors include Acuvity, ActiveFence, ByteDance, Cobalt, Protecto, SplxAI, Trend Micro, Troj.AI, and Unbound Security, representing a diverse mix of tech innovators and cybersecurity leaders.
The project aims to advance the security of generative AI technologies by providing actionable insights, tools, and education for security professionals. As part of its mission, the OWASP Gen AI Security Project will host several sessions and workshops at the RSA Conference 2025 in San Francisco. These events will offer learning opportunities for security professionals working with large language models (LLMs), agentic systems, and autonomous AI applications.
Key engagements at the RSA Conference include a panel discussion on building secure AI through open source and community efforts, an AI Security Summit exploring best practices in LLM and Gen AI security, and an interactive workshop on agentic AI systems. These sessions are designed to equip security professionals, AI developers, and enterprise teams with the necessary tools and insights to secure AI-powered applications effectively.
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