Kasm Technologies and Dispersive Enhance AI Security on Oracle Cloud
Kasm Technologies has announced a partnership with Dispersive Holdings, Inc. to enhance security for AI workspaces on Oracle Cloud. Announced in a press release, the collaboration integrates Dispersive's stealth networking technology to provide quantum-resistant data access, ensuring secure and low-latency connections for AI environments.
The partnership addresses the challenge of securing data in transit by dynamically fragmenting data traffic, making it virtually invisible to potential threats. This solution allows AI Workspaces-as-Code to connect securely to remote data science sources within the AI Suite for Workspaces for Oracle.
Key benefits of this integration include invisible data paths, unified hybrid access, simplified compliance, AI-optimized performance, and dynamic access control. The solution is available immediately, offering pre-configured templates and flexible deployment options for enterprises building AI applications.
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