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Secure AI before it runs.
Pre-runtime security covers every decision made before an AI system reaches production: which model to use, where to host it, how to build the pipeline, and how to validate what you are deploying.
A compromised model makes AI even less predictable. A poisoned dataset corrupts outputs in ways that may be subtle and slow to surface. An insecure pipeline makes every deployment suspect. Security starts before deployment, because the harder you make it for problems to reach production, the less runtime security has to catch.
The problem¶
Most AI security guidance focuses on what happens after deployment: guardrails, monitoring, incident response. That matters. But by the time a model is running in production, the most consequential security decisions have already been made.
Which model did you choose, and can you verify its integrity? Where is it hosted, and who controls the infrastructure? How does your pipeline move a model from experiment to production? What data trained it, and who had access?
These are pre-runtime questions. Get them wrong, and runtime security has to work much harder to prevent issues that could have been avoided entirely.
What this site covers¶
Model Selection¶
Choosing a model is a security decision. Provenance verification, risk assessment, vulnerability scanning, and understanding the tradeoffs between open-weight and closed API models.
Platform Selection¶
Where you run AI determines your security posture. Cloud AI services, self-hosted infrastructure, and hybrid patterns each carry distinct risks and responsibilities.
AI DevOps¶
CI/CD for AI is not the same as CI/CD for software. Pipeline integrity, infrastructure as code for ML environments, and secrets management for model endpoints and data credentials.
MLOps Security¶
The pipeline that trains, validates, and deploys models must itself be secure. Secure ML pipelines, model lifecycle management, and experiment tracking security.
What comes next: runtime security¶
This site is the first half of the AI security lifecycle. It covers everything up to the point where a model reaches production. AI Runtime Security picks up where this site leaves off, covering what happens once the system is live.
Read this site first, then continue to AI Runtime Security.
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AI Runtime Security
The sequel to this site. Once your AI system is deployed, runtime controls take over: guardrails, monitoring, human oversight, and incident response.