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AI Security & Observability

Before broad rollout, not after. Logs you did not collect cannot be reviewed retrospectively.

Security and observability for AI means authentication per request, authorization at retrieval, output filtering, and immutable logging of who asked what, which model ran, what data was reached, and what followed.

That last field is the one most often missing, and the one auditors ask about, because it connects a system's output to something that happened in the world.

What the work includes

  • Per-request authentication regardless of where the request originates
  • Authorization evaluated at retrieval so it cannot be bypassed via the API
  • Output filtering for policy violations and sensitive data exposure
  • Append-only audit logging with integrity verification

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What was asked, what was retrieved, which model answered, what it returned, and who saw it. Together these allow an answer to be reconstructed later, which is what any security review, incident, or regulatory question will require.

Because logs you did not collect cannot be reviewed retrospectively. An incident that predates instrumentation is unreconstructable, and that is exactly when the records are wanted. This is the one part of the work that cannot be added later.

Prompt injection attempts, retrieval of material a user should not have reached, sensitive data appearing in outputs, and drift in behaviour after a model or data change. None are visible from application logs that only record requests and status codes.

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