Shaping the Future of AI Security Through Collaboration
Jamil Jaffer, Jason Clinton, Matt Knight, Sandra Joyce
RSA Conference 2025 · Day 1 · Policy
Leaders from Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google Threat Intelligence joined a policy panel at RSA Conference 2025 to assess how AI is reshaping the cybersecurity balance of power between attackers and defenders. The consensus: defenders currently hold the advantage, but that window is closing fast and must be fortified through rigorous measurement, cross-sector collaboration, and sustained investment in AI-native security tooling. Inaction now could cost the security community its first-mover edge. ---
AI review
The AI-labs CISO panel is more grounded than the usual AI-and-security keynote theater — Joyce's actual underground monitoring data, Clinton's published Anthropic threat transparency report, and Knight's empirical 10-months-per-doubling capability curve all reflect operational rather than speculative content. But three CISOs from the companies building AI talking about how defenders currently have the advantage is a thesis with an obvious conflict of interest baked in.