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Securing agentic and AI applications —
together.

An open, collaborative community dedicated to securing agentic enterprise applications and accelerating the responsible use of AI in security operations.

Why we exist

Mission & vision

A neutral place to build the shared tools, patterns, and guidance that make agentic AI safe to adopt.

Mission

To build an open, collaborative community dedicated to securing agentic enterprise applications and accelerating the responsible use of AI in security operations.

The community brings together security practitioners, AI builders, researchers, engineers, and defenders to create shared tools, patterns, integrations, and guidance that help organizations safely develop, deploy, monitor, and govern AI agents and extensions in real-world enterprise environments.

Our goal is to make it easier for security and SOC teams to adopt agentic technologies with confidence by advancing practical, open, interoperable, and community-driven approaches to AI security.

Vision

We envision a future where agentic AI systems are secure by design, transparent in operation, and trusted by the people and organizations that depend on them.

As enterprises increasingly adopt AI agents to automate workflows, augment analysts, and extend security platforms, the community will serve as a neutral place to define best practices, share reusable components, identify emerging risks, and build technologies that help defenders move faster without compromising safety, control, or accountability.

Our purpose

This community exists to

Concrete, practical work the community takes on together.

  • Help organizations securely build and operate AI agents and enterprise AI extensions.
  • Provide open source tools, reference implementations, and reusable components for security and SOC use cases.
  • Create practical guidance for agent security, governance, permissions, identity, observability, testing, and incident response.
  • Encourage collaboration between security practitioners, developers, researchers, and enterprise teams.
  • Promote interoperability across security tools, AI platforms, models, data sources, and automation frameworks.
  • Reduce duplication of effort by enabling the community to share patterns, connectors, evaluation methods, and lessons learned.