Driven Tech Joins Open Secure AI Alliance, Contributes RFC

 Driven Tech, a leading provider of cybersecurity, AI, and cloud transformation services, today announced its acceptance into the Open Secure AI Alliance (OSAA), a Linux Foundation initiative focused on advancing open, collaborative security for the AI era.

As part of its participation, Driven has also submitted a Request for Comments (RFC) to the Alliance, contributing practical guidance and operational experience from its work helping enterprises govern, secure, and deploy AI-enabled systems.

The Open Secure AI Alliance brings together organizations working to strengthen security across the AI ecosystem, spanning models, agents, applications, identity, governance, policy enforcement, testing, containment, recovery, and defensive architectures.

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“AI is rapidly becoming the operating system of the modern enterprise, and security has to evolve just as quickly,” said Sanjeev Pant, CIO at Driven Tech. “Our participation in the Open Secure AI Alliance gives us the opportunity to collaborate with industry leaders on open standards, shared security patterns, and defensible architectures for AI. Our RFC reflects Driven’s focus on turning AI security from theory into practical, repeatable, and measurable outcomes.”

Driven’s participation reflects its broader belief that securing AI will require collaboration across technology providers, practitioners, researchers, and enterprises.

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“AI is creating entirely new attack surfaces, risks, and governance challenges,” said Jeff Ridge, CISO at Driven Tech. “The Open Secure AI Alliance gives us an opportunity to contribute real-world operational experience while helping advance practical approaches that can benefit the broader industry.”

Driven’s RFC focuses on securing agentic systems, AI workflows, and emerging autonomous technologies, with emphasis on governance, visibility, identity, control, and risk management.

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The company’s involvement in OSAA also supports its broader Pervasive Security strategy, which embeds security across identities, applications, data, infrastructure, and AI environments. Through the Alliance, Driven plans to contribute expertise across AI governance, agent security, security operations, threat validation, and enterprise AI risk management