Secure Your AI Ecosystem with Strac's AI Security Posture Management (AI-SPM)

Automatically identify and catalog all AI models, training datasets, and associated resources within your environment, providing a clear inventory of your AI assets.

Classify and monitor sensitive data used in AI training and inference, ensuring adherence to data privacy regulations and preventing unauthorized data exposure.

Seamlessly combine AI-SPM with Strac's Data Security Posture Management (DSPM) to achieve unified visibility and control over both AI and non-AI data assets, enhancing your organization's overall security posture. Checkout all DSPM integrations: https://strac.io/integrations

Generative AI models can inadvertently expose sensitive information if not properly managed, risking unauthorized data sharing, intellectual property leaks, and compliance breaches. Many models are trained on vast data sets, including potentially confidential or regulated data, which raises concerns about privacy and security. Gen AI DLP solutions ensure that data used in AI interactions is constantly monitored, scanned, and controlled, preventing sensitive information from being ingested, generated, or shared by AI models.

Strac addresses the AI Act's compliance requirements through the following features:
‍Risk Management and Assessment: Strac provides continuous monitoring and assessment of AI systems, identifying potential risks and vulnerabilities. It offers visibility into AI models, data, and associated resources, enabling organizations to detect and prioritize risks effectively.
Data Governance and Quality: Strac assists in managing and securing data used in AI systems by classifying sensitive information and monitoring data exposure. This ensures that training and inference data meet the quality standards mandated by the AI Act.
‍Human Oversight and Control: Strac enables the implementation of human oversight mechanisms by detecting unsafe or unauthorized model usage and allowing for intervention when necessary, aligning with the AI Act's requirements for human control over AI systems.