The National Security Agency's research publication on emerging technologies such as computing, cybersecurity and AI. The site blocked automated reading, so this description comes from the page title and the journal's public profile.
The US National Security Agency's AI Security Center: published guidance, joint advisories and best-practice sheets on securing AI systems against attack. Free to read and download.
Why I recommend it: Practical, specific security guidance you can hand to a technical team. It is written from a national-security standpoint, so priorities reflect government threat models more than everyday consumer risk.
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