Really appreciate this, and yes, completely agree. The stop condition is becoming the most important part of AI security architecture now.
And thanks for the SecAI+ recommendation too, the study guide sounds right up my alley. A lot of those controls you mentioned are exactly where the conversation needs to move next.
It's a great analogy and I appreciate you adding the helpful tools!
I think the stop condition is important. You are definitely going beyond standard security controls.
If you have not, I think you would like SecAI+, even just to read the study guide. It goes into detail about these security controls:
Prompt firewalls for inputs and output filtering
Data minimization so no sensitive data is not piped in the first place or masked data if you need the context
Role-based and attribute based access control (RBAC and ABAC) that you could implement in your API layer for authorization and authentication.
Rate limiting your tokens so it does not go on a fruitless spending spree.
Really appreciate this, and yes, completely agree. The stop condition is becoming the most important part of AI security architecture now.
And thanks for the SecAI+ recommendation too, the study guide sounds right up my alley. A lot of those controls you mentioned are exactly where the conversation needs to move next.
This was actually funny in addition to being helpful.
I’m glad!