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Comment by Cloud Security Alliance AI Safety Initiative
Initiative of the Cloud Security Alliance focused on AI safety, security, and governance.
This white paper introduces a Capabilities-Based Risk Assessment (CBRA) framework for AI, which categorizes AI systems into risk tiers—Low, Medium, and High—based on potential consequences. By aligning these CBRA risk levels with the CSA’s AICM controls, organizations can apply the appropriate security and governance measures commensurate with the risks of their AI applications.Disputed (Jun 18, 2026)
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Hector Perez Arenas
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