HiddenLayer Unveils AISec Platform 2.0 for Enhanced AI Security
HiddenLayer has announced the release of AISec Platform 2.0, introducing advanced features to enhance AI security, as stated in a press release. The launch coincides with the RSAC 2025 conference and aims to provide unmatched context, visibility, and observability for enterprise AI systems.
The new platform includes Model Genealogy, which tracks the lineage of AI models to enhance explainability and compliance, and the AI Bill of Materials (AIBOM), which offers an auditable inventory of model components and datasets. These features are designed to improve threat identification and regulatory compliance.
AISec Platform 2.0 also enhances threat intelligence by aggregating data from public sources and expert analysis, providing actionable insights into emerging machine learning security risks. Updated telemetry dashboards offer deeper runtime analysis and incident response capabilities, improving visibility into potential threats and misuse patterns.
With these advancements, HiddenLayer aims to empower security teams to accelerate model development, gain full visibility into AI model usage, and automate governance, transforming AI deployment into a secure enterprise function.
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