AI and GPU cloud providers
GPU estates that grow fast, held to a steady standard.
AI infrastructure grows faster than the controls around it. New clusters, model storage and tenant environments appear every week, and your enterprise customers want proof they are configured safely. ACSE checks that infrastructure, fixes misconfigurations through your own code and keeps the evidence your customers’ security reviews ask for.
Model weights stay private
Storage readable by every node, or by the internet, is found and closed with a reviewed fix.
Speed without shortcuts
Fixes arrive as code in your repositories, so your platform team keeps moving without manual cleanup.
Answers for customer reviews
SOC 2 and ISO 27001 posture with sealed evidence, ready for the questionnaires your enterprise customers send.
What ACSE checks
Where AI infrastructure drifts
ACSE checks configuration. It does not scan workloads, images or model files.
Model and dataset storage
Buckets and volumes shared more widely than intended, or left without encryption.
Cluster workloads
Privileged containers and permissive pod settings in the manifests that run training and inference.
Network exposure
Control planes and endpoints reachable from the internet without need.
Identity
Roles and service accounts that reach far more than the job requires.
Kubernetes
Fixed in the manifest, not the cluster
GPU workloads usually run on Kubernetes. ACSE patches the manifest, Helm values or Kustomize overlay that defines the workload, dry-runs it offline against the API schemas, and opens it for review.
The cluster changes only when your pipeline deploys the merged change.
Clouds and data centers
Hyperscaler, GPU cloud or your own racks
Many AI providers run across a hyperscaler, a specialist GPU cloud and their own data centers. ACSE applies one set of controls and one approval flow across them, and keeps one record.
The runtime runs in your environment and connects outbound only, so it fits where your capacity lives.
ACSE’s own AI
Our AI drafts. Your people decide.
ACSE’s optional AI is off by default. When you turn it on, it can explain a finding or draft a fix that has no rule, and every draft goes through the same validation, guardrails and human approval.
Every step is labelled as rule, person or AI-assisted, with the model recorded.
Questions
What people ask us
Does ACSE scan our models or training data?
No. ACSE checks the configuration of the infrastructure around them, such as who can read the storage. It does not read model files or datasets.
Can ACSE help with our own SOC 2 or ISO 27001 audit?
Yes. Both ship as signed framework packs, and sealed cases feed audit packages organized by control.
Does ACSE’s AI see our data?
Only if you turn it on, and then it runs on the model service in your own account with sanitized metadata. It never decides.
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ACSE checks Kubernetes workloads and managed clusters for risky settings and fixes them in your YAML, Helm values or Kustomize overlays, dry-run before review.
ReadTrustResponsible AI
ACSE’s optional AI runs on Amazon Bedrock in your own account, stays off until two admins turn a step on, and never decides. Every AI step names its model.
ReadTalk to us
See ACSE on your cloud.
Tell us what you run and what your auditors ask for. We’ll show you the loop end to end: a real finding, a fix as code, an approval with MFA and the sealed record.