Introducing the CyberAgents Exchange AI Inspector: Rigorous review for community-built AI
Tenable and OpenAI launch the CyberAgents Exchange AI Inspector to security-review community-submitted AI agents, MCP servers, and skills using GPT Cyber models.
Tenable and OpenAI announced the CyberAgents Exchange AI Inspector, unveiled at OpenAI's "Intelligence at Work: Cyber Summit," to vet community-submitted AI agents, skills, MCP servers, and multi-agent playbooks in the CyberAgents Exchange registry. The process combines Tenable One AI Exposure scanning, OpenAI GPT Cyber model assessment, and human review, with reviews anchored to specific Git commits. The registry launched in August and hosts over 100 AI listings; the Inspector is expected to be available in September and has already detected prompt injection implemented via invisible Unicode tag characters in a SKILL.md file.
- Inspector pairs OpenAI GPT Cyber models with Tenable exposure scanning and human oversight
- Reviews anchor to specific commits; material changes to submissions require re-vetting
- Detected invisible Unicode-encoded instructions injected into a SKILL.md skill file
- CyberAgents Exchange registry launched in August and hosts over 100 AI listings
- AI models
- GPT Cyber
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Open-source registries for AI agents are only effective when they include a rigorous, transparent security review process for community submissions. That’s why for its new CyberAgents Exchange registry, Tenable paired its exposure management expertise with OpenAI GPT Cyber models to create the CyberAgents Exchange AI Inspector.
By Mark Beblow · tenable.com
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