diff --git a/taxonomy/taxonomy-data.js b/taxonomy/taxonomy-data.js index ca293c3..9b8424e 100644 --- a/taxonomy/taxonomy-data.js +++ b/taxonomy/taxonomy-data.js @@ -252,5 +252,59 @@ window.AAIF_TAXONOMY = [ relatedTerms: [], contrastsWith: [], workgroups: ['Governance, Risk & Regulatory Alignment', 'Workflows & Process Integration'] + }, + + // --------------------------------------------------------------------- + // Security & Privacy + // --------------------------------------------------------------------- + { + term: 'Agent derailment', + category: '', + aliases: [], + broaderTerm: null, + definition: 'An unintended deviation in an AI agent\'s behavior that causes it to pursue goals or take actions outside its intended scope, without malicious external cause.', + relatedTerms: [], + contrastsWith: [], + workgroups: ['Security & Privacy'] + }, + { + term: 'Agent sabotage', + category: '', + aliases: [], + broaderTerm: null, + definition: 'Deliberate manipulation of an AI agent\'s behavior by an external party, causing it to act against its intended purpose, to an elevated degree with severe or criminal consequences.', + relatedTerms: [], + contrastsWith: [], + workgroups: ['Security & Privacy'] + }, + { + term: 'Agent mishandling/misuse', + category: '', + aliases: [], + broaderTerm: null, + definition: 'Deliberate manipulation of an AI agent\'s behavior by an external party, causing it to act against its intended purpose.', + relatedTerms: [], + contrastsWith: [], + workgroups: ['Security & Privacy'] + }, + { + term: 'Rogue agent', + category: '', + aliases: [], + broaderTerm: null, + definition: 'An AI agent that operates outside its authorized boundaries, whether due to compromise, misconfiguration, or emergent behavior.', + relatedTerms: [], + contrastsWith: [], + workgroups: ['Security & Privacy'] + }, + { + term: 'Privacy-preserving execution', + category: '', + aliases: [], + broaderTerm: null, + definition: 'Patterns in which an AI agent can operate on encrypted or protected data without exposing the underlying content, using techniques such as zero-knowledge proofs or trusted execution environments.', + relatedTerms: [], + contrastsWith: [], + workgroups: ['Security & Privacy'] } ];