Biden readies executive action on AI use for cyber defense, enhancing software security
According to the summary, the executive order would establish a program at the Pentagon for using AI models to plus-up cyber defense efforts. In addition, the executive order would create a pilot program in the energy sector for using AI to enhance cybersecurity. The executive order would change federal acquisition regulations to require software companies providing their products to federal agencies to submit documentation to the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency proving they have implemented strong cybersecurity efforts. The order would require the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program, or FedRAMP, to develop policies to push private sector cloud service providers to step up the security of their systems, particularly if they are securing federal data.
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