Fortanix Previewing Armet AI at the RSA Conference 2025, Delivering Comprehensive Data and Model Security Across the AI Lifecycle
RSA Attendees to Get an Exclusive First Look at the New Standard for Managing Data Exposure in GenAI Applications for Enterprises
Now in public preview and built on Confidential Computing, Armet AI is a secure GenAI platform where every stage of the process—including data access, ingestion, vectorization, LLM inference, and response handling—occurs within secure hardware enclaves to prevent unauthorized access and the ability to alter customer data. With readily available connectors, enterprises can seamlessly integrate internal data sources to provide LLMs with the context needed for trusted answers, while built-in guardrails ensure that sensitive data stays protected and malicious prompt injections are stopped in their tracks.
Fortanix was the first company to impenetrably protect enterprise data in a secure hardware enclave—a protected area of hardware memory where code and data run in complete isolation from the rest of the system. It was the first company to enable an enterprise application to run in a secure hardware-based enclave. And now, it is the first and only company to protect a global enterprise's entire AI solution, including but not limited to source data, data pipelines, vector databases, LLMs, inference engines and guardrails, within a secure hardware-based enclave.
'Generative AI has the power to transform every industry, but only if it can be trusted. Today, enterprise leaders are forced to choose between innovation and security—and that's a major dilemma facing enterprises today,' said Anand Kashyap, CEO and Founder of Fortanix. 'With Armet AI, we're redefining what's possible by protecting every aspect of the enterprise's GenAI pipeline. We look forward to providing RSA attendees an exclusive preview of the technology.'
What: Public Preview of Armet AI at RSA Conference 2025
When: April 28 - May 1, 2025
Where: Moscone Center South Expo Hall, Fortanix Booth #1849
Book a 1:1 meeting with a Fortanix representative to receive a pair of Apple AirPods or join one of our multiple in-booth presentations from executives at Fortanix, Citi, Cohesity, NVIDIA, AppViewX, BigID, Keyfactor, Quantum Dice, Qrypt and more.
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About Fortanix
Fortanix is the global leader in data-first cybersecurity and a pioneer of Confidential Computing. Its unified platform secures sensitive data across on-premises and multi-cloud environments—at rest, in transit, and in use—through advanced encryption and key management. Fortanix's encryption is resistant to all known cryptanalytic techniques, including the latest quantum computing algorithms, allowing for top-level compliance and operational simplicity while reducing risk and cost.
Trusted by leading enterprises and government agencies, Fortanix enables users to run applications and AI workloads entirely within secure hardware enclaves—isolated, tamper-proof environments. This innovative approach, an industry standard known as Confidential Computing, has been supported by leading technology companies, including Intel, Microsoft, and NVIDIA. For any global enterprise that absolutely cannot risk its data being exposed to unauthorized parties or altered by bad actors, Fortanix provides the only solution that has never been, and never will be, breached. For more information, visit www.fortanix.com.
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