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We’ve secured infrastructure. We’ve secured applications. But we haven’t secured the thing making decisions — AI. The Problem: Modern AI systems: Call tools (APIs, databases) , Access sensitive data, Make autonomous decisions Yet most rely on: Prompt engineering, Guardrails that don’t enforce anything, Post-response filtering None of these provide real runtime control. The Solution: Orbix...

Orbix AI-SPMAI security posture management - securing your AI ecosystem

Dany ShpirohuntedOrbix AI-SPM

10h ago

Orbyx AI SPM - AI Security Posture Management. While AI systems are being deployed without a runtime security layer, Orbix AI-SPM changes that. It is a comprehensive approach to maintaining the security and integrity of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) systems. It involves continuous monitoring, assessment, and improvement of the security posture of AI models, data, and infrastructure. By addressing vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, and risks associated with AI.

Orbix AI-SPMAI security posture management - securing your AI ecosystem

Dany Shpirostarted a discussion

13h ago

We’re deploying AI systems with access to tools… without real AI Security Posture Management

Hey everyone 👋 I built Orbix AI-SPM after realizing something uncomfortable: 👉 We’re deploying AI systems with access to tools and data… without real runtime control. This project explores what a security control plane for AI could look like in practice. Would love feedback on: Architecture decisions Missing attack vectors What would block you from using this in production Happy to answer...

Dany Shpirostarted a discussion

13h ago

We’re deploying AI systems with access to tools and data… without real security posture management .

Hey everyone 👋 I built Orbix AI-SPM after realizing something uncomfortable: 👉 We’re deploying AI systems with access to tools and data… without real security posture management . This project explores what a AI Security Posture Management could look like in practice. Would love feedback on: Architecture decisions Missing attack vectors What would block you from using this in production Happy...