Protect AI Integrates Security Tools with Amazon Bedrock
Protect AI has announced an integration of its Guardian and Recon security tools with Amazon Bedrock, a fully managed service for building and scaling generative AI applications. This integration aims to empower enterprises to securely deploy generative AI at scale by enhancing the security of their applications with layered defenses and actionable insights, all within their existing AWS environments, announced in a press release.
The integration combines Amazon Bedrock's vast model selection and enterprise-grade security tools with Protect AI's enhanced security monitoring and audit capabilities. Guardian, a zero-trust security scanner, and Recon, an automated red-teaming solution, provide enterprises with advanced AI security solutions. These tools enable rapid threat identification and continuous stress-testing of AI models, ensuring robust security controls.
Protect AI's platform offers visibility, auditing, and security policy enforcement across AI models, data, and infrastructure. This integration allows enterprises to streamline AI security workflows, achieve rapid time-to-production, and proactively mitigate risks, ensuring compliance with industry standards such as OWASP, MITRE, NIST, and DASF.
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