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The security industry stands at an inflection point. In November 2024, the Open Cybersecurity Schema Framework (OCSF) joined the Linux Foundation, cementing its role as a vendor-neutral, open source standard for the global security community. Last summer at Black Hat 2025, we showed you how OCSF was powering AI-driven security operations.
Last December, the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), the United Nations’ (UN) body for information and communication technologies, supported Open Cybersecurity Schema Framework (OCSF) for ratification as an international standard by June 2026. Standardization is now a global necessity as governments worldwide integrate ITU standards into their national cybersecurity policies.
As organizations continue to innovate and scale their operations, security teams face a fundamental challenge: the lack of a common language for security data across diverse tools and services. This fragmentation makes it increasingly difficult to efficiently process and analyze vast amounts of security data, limiting threat detection and response capabilities.
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