Mastercard's Krishna Mayuram says AI agents need data-in-use protection
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Krishna Mayuram, senior principal engineer and vice president of cloud engineering at Mastercard, says confidential computing is needed to protect data while AI agents process it.
He says Mastercard runs its platforms on Red Hat OpenShift, a Kubernetes platform that Red Hat is extending to support AI agents. Mayuram says the same guardrails should apply to AI agents as to regular applications.
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AIKrishna Mayuram, senior principal engineer and vice president of cloud engineering at Mastercard, says confidential computing is needed to protect data while AI agents process it. He says Mastercard runs its platforms on Red Hat OpenShift, a Kubernetes platform that Red Hat is extending to support AI agents, and that the same guardrails apply to agents and regular applications.
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