IBM has unveiled the Guardium Data Security Center, a platform aimed at mitigating data security risks linked to hybrid cloud environments, artificial intelligence, and quantum computing. This new service provides a unified dashboard for security teams to manage data monitoring, governance, and cryptography. It also incorporates generative AI capabilities to enhance productivity and generate risk summaries.
The platform features Guardium AI Security, which safeguards AI deployments from vulnerabilities and compliance issues, addressing the challenge of shadow AI. Additionally, Guardium Quantum Safe protects encrypted data against potential quantum-driven cyberattacks, leveraging IBM's research in post-quantum cryptography. This comprehensive approach ensures organizations can effectively manage their security posture in an evolving technological landscape.
• Guardium Data Security Center addresses AI and quantum computing security risks.
• Generative AI capabilities enhance productivity for security professionals.
Guardium AI Security protects AI deployments from vulnerabilities and governance violations.
Shadow AI refers to unauthorized AI models used without formal oversight, posing security risks.
Quantum Safe protects encrypted data from future cyber threats posed by quantum computing.
IBM is a leader in AI and quantum computing, providing solutions to enhance data security.
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