What happened
Tempura technologies joined NVIDIA Inception and will register its Securiy security AI service, verifying NVIDIA NIM, NeMo Guardrails and the garak testing tool in a closed AI environment and in simulated attacks on AI features.
Why it matters
Registering Securiy as an Inception product lets the startup test its prevention and response features against NVIDIA's own tooling before rolling them out to customers, according to the company.
WHO IT HITSSmall and mid-sized Japanese companies with thin IT security teams are the target users, since Securiy is built to handle detection through fix confirmation in one flow and starts at ¥10,000 per month for up to 30 IDs.
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