AI Security
Griffin AI vs Poolside for Enterprise Security
Poolside's on-prem code AI is a credible enterprise offering. For security-specific workflows, Griffin AI's grounding architecture targets different ground.
Mar 8, 20262 min read
Deep dives, practical guides, and incident analyses from engineers who build Safeguard. No fluff, no vendor FUD — just what you need to ship secure software.
Poolside's on-prem code AI is a credible enterprise offering. For security-specific workflows, Griffin AI's grounding architecture targets different ground.
AI red teaming is not a one-off exercise. Programmatic red-teaming of AI systems requires specific structure — and most organisations don't have it yet.
Data residency for AI workloads has moved from nice-to-have to contractually required. The shape of the requirement is specific and worth knowing before procurement.
Federal compliance is a long investment, not a marketing claim. Safeguard's FedRAMP HIGH and IL7 readiness is the difference between selling into government and sitting on the outside.
AI-for-security procurement covers more than feature comparison. The due diligence checklist that surfaces structural differences between vendors.
Model lock-in is the quiet liability of pure-LLM vendors. Safeguard's bring-your-own-model story gives enterprises the option Mythos-class competitors cannot match.
Vertex AI Safety is Google's approach to enterprise AI controls. For security-specific workflows, Griffin AI adds grounding the Safety layer doesn't.
AI incidents are not the same shape as traditional security incidents. The playbooks need to be specific to how AI systems actually fail.
An AI that reads your security data needs the same access controls as a human analyst. Most pure-LLM vendors stop at the role name. Safeguard enforces the scope.
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