MegazoneCloud, Portal26 to Cooperate on Generative AI Governance and Security
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MegazoneCloud and Portal26 signed a strategic reseller partnership agreement on the 28th.
The two companies agreed to provide the "AI Adoption Management Platform" to domestic customers.
The platform supports integrated management of generative AI usage, security risks, and costs, as well as shadow AI identification, sensitive data leak prevention, and token cost tracking.
MegazoneCloud and Portal26 announced on the 28th that they had signed a strategic reseller partnership agreement and would provide the
The platform is designed to manage generative AI across the enterprise. In particular, it was conceived to identify unauthorized "shadow AI" inside companies and to establish a governance framework that can simultaneously manage sensitive data leaks and rising costs.
The two companies have also set their roles. As the sole domestic reseller, MegazoneCloud will handle platform sales and technical support, and it will also develop generative AI security and governance offerings tailored to customer environments. Portal26 will provide the platform and related technologies, and will work to enhance services to reflect the needs of domestic customers.
Going forward, the two companies plan to pursue sales and marketing together based on a joint go-to-market strategy.
Portal26 is a generative AI governance and security company headquartered in California. Its core product is the AI Adoption Management Platform. The platform focuses on understanding how generative AI is used inside enterprises and analyzing and controlling risk factors. Its detection scope includes in-house development environments, web-based generative AI services used individually by employees, and unauthorized shadow AI within the company.
The platform performs real-time detection at the network and browser levels to secure visibility into AI services used within an organization. Based on this, it is designed to reveal how generative AI is being used inside and outside the company and to help control related risks.
The platform also includes a feature to prevent sensitive data leaks. It detects sensitive data entered at the prompt stage and, in response, masks or blocks the data. In addition, AI usage records are stored in an Audit Trail format, which is used for security audits and incident analysis.
The platform also targets AI usage and costs. Based on actual usage data, companies can check token usage by AI agent and by organization and team, and track related costs. The accumulated data can also be used to analyze the level of AI adoption and operational effectiveness.
MegazoneCloud said the platform is designed to be installable in about 30 minutes, with no need for separate complex deployment procedures. The platform focuses on quickly understanding the status of generative AI use within an organization and establishing a management framework.
This cooperation will be pursued in a way that first identifies actual usage rather than broadly blocking generative AI, and it emphasizes control methods by risk level. The company said that as AI use on the job rapidly increases, unauthorized service use, sensitive data input through prompts, and rising token costs are emerging as new management challenges.
MegazoneCloud has AI and cloud specialists as well as the security organization HALO, and plans to support everything from platform adoption to operations. It also plans to participate from the AI service design stage for customers, propose adoption plans that consider cloud, AI, and security at the same time, and establish a governance framework suited to the IT environment and intended use.
The plan is designed to help companies understand how generative AI and shadow AI are being used within their organizations, and based on that, manage sensitive data and data security risks. It also plans to support the expansion of generative AI use within a controllable range by linking compliance response with token usage and cost management.
MegazoneCloud CEO Yom Dong-hoon said generative AI is spreading across all areas of work, adding that companies need to identify unauthorized AI use in real time. He also said managing the risk of sensitive data leaks at the prompt stage is a new security challenge. He added that by combining Portal26's enterprise-wide AI visibility and data protection technologies with MegazoneCloud's AI, cloud, and security capabilities, the company will support customers in building a generative AI governance framework.
Ari Raman, CEO of Portal26, emphasized that it is important to continuously understand how AI is actually being used across an organization. He said the company will support safe and responsible use based on AI visibility, and will help ensure that AI adoption leads to real business value. The two CEOs said that combining such visibility and protection capabilities is necessary for enterprises to build AI governance and use AI safely.
Source: TECHWORLD · Kim Seung-gi
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=407420
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