Which AI security framework is your primary reference point for governing agentic or LLM-based systems in the next 12 months?

Machine Learning (ML)Artificial Intelligence (AI)

NIST AI Risk Management Framework62%

Google SAIF | Secure AI Foundations5%

CSA MAESTRO10%

OWASP AI Security Guide17%

MITRE ATLAS5%

SAIL Framework

Internally developed

None

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AI Governance Strategist in Travel and Hospitality3 months ago

Fair point — MAESTRO is the only framework built agentic-first. The others (NIST AI RMF, SAIF, OWASP AI Guide/Exchange, ATLAS, SAIL) were designed for AI overall in the pre-agentic era. They’re still solid baselines, and OWASP AI Exchange in particular is a valuable living source — but most of us end up pairing one of these with an agentic-specific layer like MAESTRO to stay current.

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Yes — but only for some use cases 34%

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