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Standards Engagement

AI Trust Commons engages directly with the standards bodies defining AI agent governance, contributing practitioner experience to shape policy.

  • NIST

    Active participant in the AI Agent Standards Initiative. Public comment submitted to the CAISI RFI on AI Agent Security (DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18903117). Listening session request submitted.

    NCCoE Identity and Authorization concept paper in preparation, addressing how AI agents authenticate and authorize across provider boundaries. Deadline: April 2, 2026.

  • OWASP

    Contributing to the MCP Top 10 project and the Agentic Security Initiative, the benchmark framework for autonomous AI security.

    The OWASP Top 10 for Agentic Applications identifies the most critical security risks for autonomous AI systems. AI Trust Commons maps these risks to technical controls and provides automated validation tooling.

  • EU AI Act

    Article 50 transparency compliance tooling for high-risk AI systems. Compliance deadline: August 2026.

    The EU AI Act imposes specific transparency and documentation requirements on AI systems operating in the European Union. AI Trust Commons provides tooling that helps organizations generate the required documentation from their existing governance controls.

Public Record

Submission Channel Reference
NIST RFI on AI Agent Governance (~5,000 words) regulations.gov DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18903117
NCCoE Identity and Authorization concept paper AI-Identity@nist.gov In preparation (April 2, 2026)