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- •ASAPP's Continuous Red Teaming integrates adversarial testing into AI systems.
- •The feature uses Promptfoo to identify over 50 types of vulnerabilities in real time.
- •ASAPP aims to enhance trust in enterprise AI through continuous verification and reporting.
ASAPP has introduced Continuous Red Teaming, a new feature that integrates adversarial AI testing into its customer experience platform. This capability, built on the Promptfoo AI security platform, continuously tests ASAPP's AI systems for over 50 types of vulnerabilities. The initiative aims to provide real-time data to enterprise customers, enhancing trust in AI systems as they evolve from passive to active roles in customer interactions. ASAPP emphasizes the need for ongoing verification rather than static audits to ensure AI safety. The Continuous Red Teaming capability aligns with industry standards like the OWASP Top 10 for LLMs and the NIST AI Risk Management Framework. This move is part of ASAPP's commitment to building trust through demonstrable security metrics and automated risk management.
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