Sequence Security, a company specializing in application security, announced it has taken on the role of Co-Chair for the TM Forum's AI Reference Map Initiative. This move aims to boost the security of AI agent interactions within the global telecommunications sector. The announcement was made during the Mobile World Congress, where the Forum officially revealed the company's new leadership role at an executive reception. The Smart Interaction Security Initiative, part of the AI Reference Map program, seeks to unite the efforts of telecom industry leaders and technology partners worldwide. Their goal is to tackle one of the industry's biggest challenges: safely and effectively deploying AI agent systems. The program aims to enhance productivity and unlock new revenue streams, all while ensuring security, trust, and operational compatibility right from the initial design phase.
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