On October 15, 2024, the Cyber Security Agency of Singapore (CSA) published the Singapore Guidelines on Securing AI Systems. These guidelines emphasize the need for AI systems to be secure by design and secure by default, allowing system owners to proactively manage security risks throughout the AI lifecycle. The guidelines aim to protect AI systems from both traditional cybersecurity threats, such as supply chain attacks, and emerging risks, including adversarial machine learning.

Organizations are encouraged to enhance awareness and provide training on security risks associated with AI, ensuring that all personnel are equipped to make informed decisions regarding AI adoption. Additionally, the guidelines recommend establishing incident management procedures.

Accompanying the guidelines is a Companion Guide on Securing AI Systems, which offers voluntary practical measures, security controls, and best practices to assist system owners in implementing effective security strategies.