Tag: guardrails
Designing an AI-Powered DevSecOps Guardrail Pipeline Using GitHub Actions
By embedding AI-powered guardrails directly into CI/CD pipelines, organizations can detect vulnerabilities earlier, enforce security policies automatically and accelerate secure software delivery. ...
Sorry, Charlie, StarKist Wants AI With Good Taste
Alan Shimel | | Accelerate, accountability, AI alignment, AI Governance, behavioral generalization, blameless postmortems, character in AI, constitutional alignment, Culture Change, devops, emergent misalignment, ethical AI, guardrails, incentive design, incentives, insecure code, interdisciplinary alignment, model disposition, model governance, moral behavior, safety engineering, site reliability engineering, training data culture, training pipelines, trustworthiness, virtuesA surprising AI experiment showed that feeding a model sloppy code didn’t just produce bad programming, it produced bad behavior. The result points to something philosophers and DevOps engineers have long understood: ...
Microsoft Azure Skills Plugin Gives AI Coding Agents a Playbook for Cloud Deployment
Tom Smith | | agent orchestration, AI coding agents, AI in software delivery, Azure automation, Azure cost optimization, Azure Skills Plugin, Claude Code, cloud deployment, devops, Foundry MCP, GitHub Copilot, guardrails, infrastructure as code, institutional knowledge, MCP Server, Microsoft Azure, platform engineering, VS Code agent pluginsMicrosoft’s new Azure Skills Plugin closes the gap between AI-written code and production deployments by packaging expert Azure knowledge as executable skills, backed by MCP servers for real infrastructure actions and AI ...
Prime Security to Apply AI Guardrails to DevSecOps Workflows
Prime Security today emerged from stealth to make available a beta version of a platform that leverages artificial intelligence (AI) to ensure the appropriate guardrails are being followed as software is developed ...
Building Great Cloud Security Guardrails
Security guardrails are an incredible way to keep our cloud deployments safer without slowing things down. Taking this structured approach will minimize friction while increasing protection. When I first started working hands-on ...
