AI Security Task Force

Our Mission

As generative AI becomes more integrated into cloud products across the public sector, the need for clear, consistent security standards is more important than ever. That’s why we’ve launched the AI Security Task Force—bringing together dedicated volunteers from GovRAMP’s public and private sector members to promote responsible and trustworthy innovation.

Our mission? To recommend enhancements to the GovRAMP Security Program that address the unique cybersecurity and trust challenges introduced by generative AI. Rather than building a new framework from scratch, we’re working within existing NIST-based standards—like NIST 800-53 Rev. 5 and the AI Risk Management Framework—to identify gaps, manage emerging risks, and share best practices. Through this collaborative and iterative approach, we aim to equip governments to confidently adopt AI-enabled cloud solutions while maintaining strong cyber resilience.

Resources

PRESS RELEASE

GovRAMP Launches AI Security Task Force

Read more about how this collaborative initiative brings together GovRAMP members to identify the unique security risks of generative AI and develop guidance for secure integration across cloud products.

RESOURCE

AI Security Task Force Charter

The charter outlines the purpose, scope, and objectives of the AI Security Task Force, guiding its efforts to enhance cybersecurity and trust standards for AI in cloud products through collaboration across the public and private sectors.

AI Executive Council

The AI Executive Council is a select group of state government CIOs and CISOs providing strategic guidance on cybersecurity standards for generative AI in cloud products.

Laura Clark

AI Executive Council Member
CIO Michigan

Ryan Murray

AI Executive Council Member
CISO Arizona

Dr. Craig Orgeron

AI Executive Council Member
CIO Mississippi
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Tony Sauerhoff

AI Executive Council Member
CISO Texas

Jason Snyder

AI Executive Council Member
CIO Massachusetts, EOTSS Secretary

Tarek Tomes

AI Executive Council Member
CIO Minnesota

Nathan Willigar

AI Executive Council Member
CISO Maine

Task Force Members

Dan Aiken

Member
Rubrik

James Armstrong

Member
Actsoft

Dennis Bachman

Member
Kansas Racing and Gaming Commission

Tony Bai

Member
RISCPoint

Jim Beckner III

Member
Trimble

Erica Bradshaw

Member
Commonwealth of Massachusetts

Noah Brown

Member
GovRAMP PMO

Richard Brown

Member
Genesys Cloud Services, Inc.

Jeff Burklo

Member
Savvas Learning Company, LLC

Errika Celsey

Member
State of Arizona

Fabio Cerullo

Member
Kitman Labs

Siddique Chaudhry

Member
Snowflake

Jorge Conde-Berrocal

Member
V3 Cybersecurity, Inc.

Brian DaSilva

Member
Mark43

Glen Deskin

Member
Check Point Software Technologies

Allen Dininger

Member
GovRAMP PMO

Stephanie Donofrio

Member
Orca Security

Justin Donohoe

Member
JJD Software

Saeed Elahi

Member
Tenable

Kathy Fraser

Member
State of Minnesota

Gary Guercio

Member
Fortreum

Pat Guest

Member
NICTD

Dustin Hartigan

Member
State of Michigan - DTMB

Collin Hill

Member
City of Indianapolis & Marion County

Jennie Hoelscher

Member
State of Texas

Ean Krenzin-Blank

Member
SOS Technologies

Savith Kumar

Member
State of Arizona - DES

Linda Markey

Member
State of Texas - DIR

Chris Mayhew

Member
Authorium, Inc.

Donnie McCleskey

Member
Twilio

Felipe Medina

Member
Geographic Solutions

Jodie Monette

Member
State of Minnesota - BCA

Rashad Munawar

Member
BlackBerry

Jason Oksenhendler

Member
Moss Adams

Manuel Ortega

Member
State of Arizona - DES

Robert Otten

Member
Flock Safety

Gaurav Pal

Member
StackArmor

Matthew Paradise

Member
Indiana Department of Transportation

Roy Park

Member
San Joaquin County Office of Education

Andy Perkins

Member
Jadu

Nick Peters

Member
Rubrik

Robert Peterson

Member
Washington County, Idaho

Nicolas Ponce

Member
Addigy

Ava Rassouli

Member
Marin County

David Resler

Member
GovRAMP PMO

Andrew Rudder

Member
Commonwealth of Massachusetts

Tammy Spangler

Member
NCSBN

Jared Spurgeon

Member
State of Arizona - DES

Patrick Sullivan

Member
Telos Corp.

Marvell Summerow

Member
MapLarge

Vladimir Trushkin

Member
Chemwatch

Thomas Twigg

Member
Michigan State Police

Peter Ulrich

Member
City and County of Denver

Naomi Ward

Member
GovRAMP Staff

AI Security Task Force Members

The AI Security Task Force is open to all GovRAMP member organizations—both public and private—who are committed to responsible AI innovation and shaping the future of secure, trustworthy cloud adoption.

This cross-sector group plays a vital role in identifying risks, surfacing insights, and helping define best practices at the intersection of AI, cybersecurity, and government procurement. Members contribute to actionable recommendations that support secure cloud adoption and strengthen public trust in emerging technologies.

GovRAMP Contacts

Leah McGrath

Executive Director GovRAMP
leah@govramp.org

Fred Brittain

Executive Advisor to GovRAMP PMO
fred@govramp.org

Aysha Davis

Program Analyst GovRAMP PMO
aysha@govramp.org

Track the Task Force’s Progress

The AI Security Task Force is advancing through a series of planned phases throughout 2025. The timeline below outlines where we are in the process and what’s coming next, so you can stay informed on the Task Force’s ongoing work.

May - July

Discovery

Focus groups gather input on AI security, trustworthiness, and potential updates to the GovRAMP Security Program.

May - July

July - September

Early Recommendations & Feedback

Themes from focus groups are synthesized and shared with the Task Force and Executive Council for initial feedback.

July - September

September

Draft Finalization

Refinements are made to recommendations based on member input and internal working sessions.

September

October - November

Member Survey + GovRAMP Cyber Summit

Preliminary findings will be shared at the GovRAMP Cyber Summit, followed by a member survey to gather broader input from the GovRAMP community.

October - November

November - December

Adoption

Final proposals are reviewed by governing committees and presented for adoption by the GovRAMP Board.

November - December