The field of large language models is moving towards addressing pressing concerns of privacy and security. Researchers are exploring innovative solutions to protect user data and prevent malicious attacks on these models. One direction is the development of privacy-preserving frameworks that separate sensitive from non-sensitive data, allowing for secure processing of user interactions. Another area of focus is the detection and mitigation of adversarial attacks, with techniques such as prompt desensitization and reward neutralization showing promise. Additionally, there is a growing emphasis on securing the AI supply chain, including the detection of malicious configurations in model repositories. Noteworthy papers in this area include 'Preserving Privacy and Utility in LLM-Based Product Recommendations', which proposes a hybrid framework for privacy-preserving recommendations, and 'Fight Fire with Fire: Defending Against Malicious RL Fine-Tuning via Reward Neutralization', which introduces a defense framework against malicious reinforcement learning fine-tuning attacks.