Category: Zero Trust Model

Moving from Guardrails to a Zero-Trust AI Architecture

The rapid adoption of Generative AI has forced organizations into a 'safety-first' approach. For most, the starting line was guardrails. These include wrapper-based filters, prompt shields, system instructions, and more. They are designed to keep models from going off the rails.AI agents have moved beyond simple chatbots. They have become autonomous systems that can execute … Continue reading Moving from Guardrails to a Zero-Trust AI Architecture →

Understanding zero trust model

The term architecture in recent days has evolved so much to the extent that the architect is not only taking care of the application architecture but also the components involved in the successful implementation of the architecture. Security is important as we start integrating multiple offerings from different platforms. Platforms here include the likes of … Continue reading Understanding zero trust model →