Securing AI: The Technology Playbook | HiddenLayer

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A practical playbook for securing, governing, and scaling AI applications for Tech companies.

The technology sector leads the world in AI innovation, leveraging it not only to enhance products but to transform workflows, accelerate development, and personalize customer experiences. Whether it’s fine-tuned LLMs embedded in support platforms or custom vision systems monitoring production, AI is now integral to how tech companies build and compete.

This playbook is built for CISOs, platform engineers, ML practitioners, and product security leaders. It delivers a roadmap for identifying, governing, and protecting AI systems without slowing innovation.

Start securing the future of AI in your organization today by downloading the playbook.

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WHAT YOU WILL LEARN

Gain visibility into every AI system in use, from internal tools to public-facing models

Translate AI ethics, trust principles, and regulatory mandates into enforceable practices

Engineer proactive defenses across the AI lifecycle

Ensure autonomous systems remain controllable and accountable

Maintain security through continuous learning, testing, and team enablement

HiddenLayer, a Gartner-recognized Cool Vendor for AI Security, is the leading provider of Security for AI. Its AISec Platform unifies supply chain security, runtime defense, posture management, and automated red teaming to protect agentic, generative, and predictive AI applications. The platform enables organizations across the private and public sectors to reduce risk, ensure compliance, and adopt AI with confidence.

Founded by a team of cybersecurity and machine learning veterans, HiddenLayer combines patented technology with industry-leading research to defend against prompt injection, adversarial manipulation, model theft, and supply chain compromise. The company is backed by strategic investors including M12 (Microsoft’s Venture Fund), Moore Strategic Ventures, Booz Allen Ventures, IBM Ventures, and Capital One Ventures.