AppSOC announced
its continued partnership with Databricks, the Data and AI company, to
support the recent release of the Databricks AI Security Framework (DASF) 2.0.
This collaboration underscores AppSOC’s commitment to delivering
advanced security and governance solutions tailored to the evolving
needs of Databricks customers.
Building on the success of its initial support for Databricks’ AI
Security Framework, AppSOC now offers enhanced capabilities for DASF
2.0. These include:
- AI Discovery: Automated discovery of models, datasets, and workflows ensures continuous visibility and compliance.
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AI Model Validation & Red Teaming: Continuous scanning and
automated Red Teaming proactively identify vulnerabilities, weaknesses,
and other potential security issues. -
AI Security Posture Management: Detects and mitigates
misconfigurations, access control issues, asset leaks, and model theft
risks across Databricks MLOps environments. -
Runtime Enforcement: Real-time threat detection and automated
remediation guard against prompt injections, malicious code, data leaks,
and other runtime threats. -
Governance and Compliance: Simplifies regulatory adherence by
mapping security findings to DASF 2.0 controls and other industry
standards, including NIST AI-RMF and ISO 42001.
“AI regulations are evolving, and enterprises need structured frameworks
like DASF 2.0 to ensure compliance,” said Arun Pamulapati, Senior
Security Field Engineer at Databricks. “With solutions tailored to the
enhanced Databricks AI Security Framework, our partnership will leverage
the benefits of AppSOC and the Databricks Data Intelligence Platform to
help our customers innovate with confidence.”
AppSOC’s solutions empower Databricks customers to manage AI risk
proactively and prevent potential security and compliance incidents
before they occur. The joint solution ensures that AI models, datasets,
notebooks, and workflows are secured through advanced, automated
features.
“We’re thrilled to continue our partnership with Databricks and support
the launch of DASF 2.0,” said Pravin Kothari, founder and CEO of AppSOC.
“By combining our robust AI governance and security capabilities with
Databricks’ powerful AI platform, we are enabling enterprises to pursue
AI initiatives without compromising security.”
