Cloud-based IT security solutions provider Qualys has released the TotalAI solution, designed to address the growing security and compliance challenges associated with generative artificial intelligence and large language model (LLM) applications.
The company revealed the plans for TotalAI at Black Hat 2024, to address the urgent need for robust security measures for the rapidly evolving AI landscape.
As organisations increasingly integrate AI and LLMs into their products and solutions, they face an expanded attack surface and heightened risks that traditional cybersecurity practices struggle to address.
Qualys TotalAI aims to let organisations confidently adopt AI technologies by extending the company's asset visibility, vulnerability detection, and remediation capabilities to generative AI and LLM scanning.
The solution specifically targets the OWASP Top 10 most critical risks for LLM applications, including prompt injection, sensitive information disclosure, and model theft.
"As the global adoption of AI and large language models accelerates, outpacing governance and safety measures, it's crucial for organisations to implement robust protections," IDC's senior research manager at analyst firm IDC said.
Qualys TotalAI include a range for features, such as:
- Discovery and inventory of all AI and LLM assets
- Prevention of model theft through AI-specific vulnerability assessments
- Securing AI infrastructure with comprehensive remediation capabilities
- Detection of sensitive data disclosure in LLMs
Qualys TotalAI is expected to be available in the fourth quarter of 2024.
The company is offering early access to the solution, along with a custom Qualys TotalAI Risk Insights Report, providing visibility into AI and LLM risks for interested organisations.
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