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AI Data Center Security

Continuous monitoring and hardening AI factories, AI infrastructure and supply chains

The Growing Challenge

The global AI arms race is accelerating, and AI data centers are now critical infrastructure, vital to national security and defense.  AI data centers are uniquely challenging to secure. They process high volumes of sensitive data on complex compute infrastructure where capacity is rapidly swapped between different customers. Any attack can cause loss of data, leaking of intellectual property, poisoning of model weights, causing significant harm to any nation’s battle for AI supremacy.

The urgency of proactive cybersecurity for AI data centers could not be higher.

AI Infrastructure Risks for Data Centers

From AI Servers, to GPUs, to network infrastructure and other foundational tech, increased security and continuous protection is needed. While the OWASP Top 10 Risks for LLMs and other research have heavily focused on AI software and model risks, the security of the hardware, components, and supply chain have been largely ignored. NIST SP 800-223 identifies numerous cyber risks facing High Performance Compute (HPC) which includes AI data centers. Risks include:

  • Attacks on critical hardware components and software manipulation to gain unauthorized access.
  • Rapidly changing infrastructure for HPC firmware and hardware components, increasing supply chain risk
  • Compute Node Sanitization challenges, such as validating firmware between task runs on shared compute infrastructure

Private sector AI leaders are also increasing focus on secure AI infrastructure. OpenAI explored a set of six core security practices for securing advanced AI, including:

  1. Trusted computing for AI accelerators
  2. Network and tenant isolation guarantees
  3.  Innovation in operational and physical security for datacenters
  4. AI-specific audit and compliance programs
  5. AI for cyber defense
  6. Resilience, redundancy, and research

Eclypsium supports many requirements of NIST SP 800-223, as well as the recommendations in OpenAI’s guidance for rethinking secure AI infrastructure.

Eclypsium Delivers Proactive Security for AI Infrastructure

Leading cloud computing companies already rely on Eclypsium to protect AI DC Infrastructure with capabilities such as:

Eclypsium protects the foundation of AI data centers at the hardware,  firmware, and components level.

Stop Hardware Supply Chain Attacks

Use Eclypsium to scan the hardware, firmware, and components of every GPU and component before deploying them.

  • Complete inventory
  • Firmware and driver versions
  • Known vulnerabilities
  • Detect counterfeits

Verify Integrity of GPU Resources Between Customers

Eclypsium delivers actionable summaries of vulnerabilities and integrity failures for individual GPUs, or all GPUs throughout a data center. Ensure secure firmware and configuration of shared AI resources before releasing to subsequent customers

Proactively Monitor Integrity and Detect Vulnerabilities

Eclypsium delivers complete inventory and vulnerability analysis of each component in a device, GPU, server, or connected network appliance. Identify vulnerabilities, outdated firmware, vulnerable GPU drivers, and other hardware and component level risks in AI data centers.

Securely decommission GPU Servers for Resale or Disposal

  • Scan hardware before disposing to assure no sensitive data remains
  • Validate hardware state before recycling or reselling valuable gear

Watch a Video Walkthrough

Here’s a quick walkthrough of how Eclypsium monitors and protects GPUs down to the firmware and component level across the entire fleet in an AI data center.

Fast. Simple. Complete.

The Eclypsium platform rolls out quickly, with minimal deployment burden, and works across the entire environment. With Eclypsium, AI data center teams don’t have to worry about the security of your infrastructure, and can focus on delivering the best service to your customers.