We are pleased to announce our collaboration with the UK Cyber Security Council, the self-regulating body for the UK's cyber security profession. This relationship marks a significant step in our shared commitment to enhancing security standards and expertise across the digital landscape, with a particular focus on artificial intelligence.

The UK Cyber Security Council works to champion the cyber security profession throughout the UK. Their efforts include setting nationally recognised standards, shaping career development, and promoting excellence in the field. This aligns directly with their aim to make the UK a safer place to live and work online.

DevSecAI is dedicated to guiding organisations through the essential security tasks for their AI Models and Applications. Our platform automates security processes and delivers timely alerts, with expert engineers embedded to integrate security by design throughout the AI development process. We believe that securing AI systems is not just about models; it involves a complete ecosystem.

This collaboration brings together DevSecAI's specialised knowledge in AI security with the Council's broad influence and commitment to professional standards. Together, we look to:

• Advance AI Security Standards: Contribute to the development and adoption of best practices for securing AI systems within the wider cyber security profession.

• Support Professional Development: Help define and promote the skills and knowledge needed for cybersecurity professionals to address AI-specific threats.

• Drive Thought Leadership: Share insights and research on the evolving AI threat environment, helping to inform policy and practice at a national level.

"We are truly excited to work with the UK Cyber Security Council," said Charlie Banyard, Founder of DevSecAI. "Their dedication to elevating the cyber security profession is clear, and we are eager to contribute our deep understanding of AI security. This relationship will help ensure that as AI reshapes industries, security remains a core consideration, building a safer digital future for everyone."

We look forward to a productive relationship, contributing to the Council's important work and helping to strengthen the UK's position as a leader in secure AI innovation.