Technical contribution
Channel research, validation and engineering capability into the working group’s in-depth tasks and capability-evaluation system.
Cybersecurity Working Group
Whether you are an individual professional or represent a security enterprise, university or research institution, you are welcome to take part — learn about the value, paths and application process for joining the Cybersecurity Working Group as a working group co-building partner. Submitting an application does not itself constitute formal membership; specific arrangements follow confirmation by the working group.
Value
Connect individual expertise with real scenarios, in-depth tasks and the capability-validation system over the long term.
Channel research, validation and engineering capability into the working group’s in-depth tasks and capability-evaluation system.
Join real-scenario topics such as offense-defense, competitions and ranges, advancing them together with ecosystem partners.
Accumulate professional reputation through open collaboration and peer review, with access to frontier directions and first-hand data.
Ways to Participate
Choose a suitable entry point based on your research direction, technical ability and available time.
Take part in capability testing, trusted validation and dynamic-range tasks for models and agents.
Contribute or use authorized in-depth data and tasks to support continuous accumulation.
Join themed seminars, public events and dissemination of confirmed research results.
Collaboration Process
Submitting an application expresses intent; subsequent collaboration follows the role and scope confirmed by the working group.
Step 01
Introduce your (or your institution’s) research direction, technical background and ways to participate via the professional-user Feishu form. Do not include raw sensitive data, credentials or actionable attack details in the initial submission.
Step 02
The working group confirms a suitable role and tasks based on public directions and validation conditions.
Step 03
After clarifying participation boundaries and authorization scope, formally join the working group’s topics.
Answers
Both. Security enterprises, universities, labs and individual researchers are all welcome to express interest in cooperating with the working group.
No. The form is for establishing contact; specific arrangements are confirmed by the working group.
If the channel is not yet open, the page will prompt you to contact the Alliance via the channels published on this site.
This page is for working group co-building partners. If your institution wants to formally join the Alliance as a member, please visit the Alliance’s “Institutional Ecosystem Co-building” join page (/join) instead.
Taking part in the working group does not itself require any fee. We focus on your direction, capabilities and the ways you can contribute; specific tasks and roles are agreed with the working group.
All shared data and tasks proceed only after the necessary authorization and boundary confirmation, following the principles of vendor neutrality and compliant governance; we only use what has been authorized.