Databricks joins the Open Secure AI Alliance to advance AI safety and security
Summary
Databricks has joined the Open Secure AI Alliance as an inaugural member to help secure the full AI stack through open research, tooling, and architecture alongside partners like NVIDIA. To advance this effort, Databricks is contributing open technologies including the Omnigent agent meta-harness, the DASF 3.0 security framework, BlackIce red teaming, and the Lakewatch Security Lakehouse architecture for threat detection and response.
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