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AI Security Posture Management (AI-SPM) for Secure AI Adoption

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AI Security Posture Management (AI-SPM) is a new security layer designed to help organizations manage and mitigate risks associated with AI, particularly large language models (LLMs). AI-SPM provides continuous monitoring, evaluation, and remediation of security and compliance risks across an organization's AI footprint. It ensures transparency and governance of AI interactions, enabling secure and responsible AI adoption. AI-SPM functions as a security stack, inspecting and controlling AI-related traffic to prevent unauthorized access, unsafe outputs, and policy violations. It offers visibility into AI models, agents, and activities, performing real-time security and compliance checks. AI-SPM integrates with existing security controls to enhance detection and response to AI-related incidents. AI-SPM addresses key risks such as prompt injection, data exposure, agent misuse, and misconfigurations by providing practical defenses and enforcing security boundaries. It also manages shadow AI, ensuring that all AI tools are identified and governed, reducing the risk of unauthorized use and data exposure.

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  1. 08.10.2025 19:26 1 articles · 2h ago

    AI-SPM Emerges as Key Security Layer for Safe AI Adoption

    AI-SPM is introduced as a security layer to manage and mitigate risks associated with AI, particularly large language models. It provides continuous monitoring, evaluation, and remediation of security and compliance risks across an organization's AI footprint. AI-SPM ensures transparency and governance of AI interactions, enabling secure and responsible AI adoption. AI-SPM functions as a security stack, inspecting and controlling AI-related traffic to prevent unauthorized access, unsafe outputs, and policy violations. It offers visibility into AI models, agents, and activities, performing real-time security and compliance checks. AI-SPM integrates with existing security controls to enhance detection and response to AI-related incidents. AI-SPM addresses key risks such as prompt injection, data exposure, agent misuse, and misconfigurations by providing practical defenses and enforcing security boundaries. It also manages shadow AI, ensuring that all AI tools are identified and governed, reducing the risk of unauthorized use and data exposure.

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