CalypsoAI announced it has partnered with Deloitte Middle East to bring the power of its enterprise-grade AI security and enablement platform, Moderator, to regional organisations looking to take advantage of generative AI tools. The partnership will provide enterprises located in Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, United Arab Emirates, Jordan, and other countries with access to CalypsoAI’s best-in-class platform and Deloitte’s consulting services to offer customised AI security solutions tailored to their business needs and long-term goals.
According to MIT Sloan Management Review’s The State of Generative AI in the Middle East report, 72% of executives from companies in the region say they use generative AI tools within their organisation, with an additional 21% seriously considering adopting the technology. Yet, despite this enthusiasm, 64.7% of respondents shared that lack of governance is a major hurdle to adopting generative AI. CalypsoAI’s Moderator solution addresses security and governance concerns by giving enterprises visibility into how models are being used within the organisation and the ability to set specific controls and parameters to mitigate risk. The model-agnostic platform blocks prompt-driven techniques like role-playing and reverse psychology that would otherwise breach boundaries, keeping sensitive data secure within an organisation. With Moderator, threat actors attempting to exploit LLM responses are effectively barred from infiltrating a company’s digital ecosystem.
Within this new partnership, Deloitte Middle East will offer access to Moderator so enterprises can overcome common regional security and governance hurdles. Joint customers will also have access to Deloitte’s critical knowledge and expertise around successfully deploying the Moderator solution in business contexts. Armed with this industry-leading AI security and governance platform, organisations will receive a customised deployment methodology from Deloitte that seamlessly creates the foundation needed to successfully deploy generative AI.
“We haven’t even begun to tap the immense number of use cases that generative AI and LLMs will afford companies, but we do know that no matter the situation, organisations and their employees will only use AI tools if they trust them,” said Neil Serebryany, CEO and founder of CalypsoAI. “By combining our industry-leading technology with the years of experience Deloitte Middle East has in allowing organisations to get the most out of new innovations, organisations in the region can begin to adopt, use, and trust AI at a much faster pace.”
“We know every one of our customers wants to use generative AI differently, which is why our approach is centred on custom-made policies and tailored use cases, forming a variety of solutions that marry innovation with security,” said Tamer Charife, Partner & M.E. Cyber Emerging Technologies Leader, Deloitte Middle East. “CalypsoAI’s Moderator platform gives our clients a vehicle to take advantage of the power of AI while ensuring every use case is secure.”
Both CalypsoAI and Deloitte Middle East will be attending Leap 2024, taking place at the Riyadh Exhibition and Convention Center in Malham, Saudi Arabia from March 4-7. Those interested in learning more about how their organisation can benefit from this partnership should visit CalypsoAI and Deloitte Middle East in Hall 2, Booth K20.
