An Intellyx Brain Candy Brief
Security is among the big challenges in adopting generative AI, especially for organizations concerned about sensitive data exfiltration.
The risk is that someone may paste sensitive data into prompt text when interacting with an LLM-based chat system such as ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini.
To guard against such sensitive data breaches in AI use cases, data security vendor Seclore developed ARMOR (Automated Risk Management, Orchestration, and Resilience), a unified data protection platform.
ARMOR discovers where an organization is using unstructured enterprise data with generative AI, tracks the activity, classifies its sensitivity level, and applies controls that stay with the data to ensure it’s protected.
Seclore told us that ARMOR improves the adoption rate of AI by eliminating concerns about sensitive data exfiltration, thereby building an organization’s trust in generative AI.
ARMOR assesses an organization’s Data Security Posture Management (DSPM), runs a continuous feedback loop to improve it, and generates a data security assessment report.
Support for structured data is on the roadmap.
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