Palo Alto Networks has rolled out its Prisma AIRS advanced AI security platform in Singapore to safeguard enterprises amid the nation’s rapid push toward an AI-driven economy.
The localised deployment addresses growing AI-specific threats such as prompt injection, model manipulation and data leakage as enterprises scale generative AI and autonomous agents under Singapore’s National AI Strategy 2.0.
The platform provides comprehensive protection across the AI lifecycle, including AI model security scanning for vulnerabilities, automated red teaming for penetration testing, runtime safeguards against attacks, and SSPM for AI agents to prevent identity impersonation or tool misuse.
By hosting Prisma AIRS domestically, Palo Alto enables data residency compliance, low-latency performance and alignment with regulatory needs in Singapore’s financial and innovation hub.
“As enterprises across Asia-Pacific and Japan embrace autonomous AI, security cannot be an afterthought. With the localised hosting of these capabilities, we help our customers meet their data sovereignty needs while maintaining the highest levels of operational resilience,” said Simon Green, President of Asia-Pacific and Japan at Palo Alto Networks.
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