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AI Security Standards Monitor

A daily, source-linked watch over the primary regulations, standards and threat frameworks used in AI security review. Changes are detected automatically; every interpretation still starts from the official source.

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EUR-Lex · regulation

EU Artificial Intelligence Act

Change detected

Official consolidated legal baseline for EU AI system obligations.

Checked 12 Sept 2026Official source

EUR-Lex · regulation

Regulation (EU) 2026/1744

Change detected

Official 2026 amendment changing Article 5 scope and high-risk application dates.

Checked 12 Sept 2026Official source

NIST · standard

NIST AI Risk Management Framework

No new change

NIST's official AI RMF publication and supporting resources.

Checked 12 Sept 2026Official source

NIST · guidance

NIST Generative AI Profile

Change detected

Official NIST generative-AI risk profile and publication record.

Checked 12 Sept 2026Official source

OWASP · threat-framework

OWASP Top 10 for Agentic Applications

No new change

OWASP's official agentic application risk taxonomy.

Checked 12 Sept 2026Official source

OWASP · threat-framework

OWASP Top 10 for LLM Applications

No new change

OWASP's official LLM application security risk taxonomy.

Checked 12 Sept 2026Official source

MITRE · threat-framework

MITRE ATLAS

No new change

MITRE's official adversarial threat landscape for AI systems.

Checked 12 Sept 2026Official source

ENISA · guidance

ENISA Artificial Intelligence Cybersecurity

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ENISA's official AI cybersecurity guidance and publications.

Checked 12 Sept 2026Official source

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Methodology. Drel records a daily fingerprint of meaningful page content from the official publishers above. “Change detected” means the source content changed since the previous observation; it is not legal advice or a claim that an obligation changed.