PAIG Open
Source Project
Security and Safety Guardrails for GenAI
Develop Responsible AI
As the technologies and approaches for writing GenAI applications evolve rapidly, PAIG offers a versatile framework that addresses the latest security and safety challenges and enables the integration of point security and safety solutions without requiring applications to be rewritten.
Key Features
Metadata Layer
- Data Extraction: Extract relevant metadata from data sources to enhance understanding of the data and improve model performance as well as apply security, compliance rules
- Storage: Efficiently store metadata for easy retrieval and analysis.
- Integration: Seamlessly integrate with various data sources and AI models.
Guardrail Layer
- Safety Policies: Implement rules and policies to protect users and maintain responsible standards in AI interactions.
- Content Moderation: Automatically detect and filter inappropriate or harmful content.
- Privacy and Security: Ensure company data is handled securely preventing data leakage and complies with privacy regulations
Observability Layer
- Monitoring: Track and visualize AI interactions in real time to ensure system health and performance.
- Auditing: Maintain detailed logs of user interactions for accountability and compliance.
- Analytics: Gain insights into user behavior and model performance through comprehensive analytics.
Latest PAIG updates
Privacera Announces Availability of PAIG OSS: The First-of-its-Kind Open-Source Framework for Responsible Generative AI Development
Innovate with GenAI without compromising data security or privacy FREMONT, Calif. - September 10, 2024 - Privacera, the AI and data security governance company founded by the creators of Apache Ranger™ and the industry’s first comprehensive generative AI governance...
GenAI Security in the Age of Sacrificial CISOs: How to Demonstrate Due-Diligence with PAIG
By Shikhar Dwivedi No dilly-dallying on due-diligence - that’s a mouthful, but an important lesson for security leaders. Gone are the days when regulators would “punish” the lukewarm, slow-walking, opaque responses to cyber incidents with a soft rap on the knuckles....