The CAT3 Appliance - AI Governance for Enterprise
One thing that has become clear as we've taken beth.ai to market. Our graph-based governance framework is something special. It lets us exercise more control over AI output than other approaches.
Three Key Innovations
The first is the Governance Knowledge Graph and symbolic reasoning that restricts what goes to an AI service like ChatGPT. It extracts the concepts from the prompt and checks them against an 80,000 concept ontology. Your admin clicks a handful of concepts to say what's in or out. It's deterministic, so it's repeatable and testable - unlike the "black boxes" it's controlling access to. You can also plug in third-party guardrails for multiple layers of protection.
The second key component is the CAT3 Forward Proxy. This key piece of infrastructure lets an enterprise completely lock down access to outside AI services. If a request doesn't pass the CAT3 rules, it doesn't get through the proxy and through your firewall.
The third innovation is perhaps the most important. CAT3 provides a back-channel to every user. The channel lets them know why an AI request has been blocked and what they need to do to meet your governance rules. It's the fastest way to get your team aligned with your AI-use strategies and needs.
Enterprise-Grade Security
CAT3 is a new class of security product - and like all Enterprise security products a customer will need to have confidence in its vendor. For something this important, you don't want to be relying entirely on a startup. We'll therefore only be selling the CAT3 virtual appliance via appropriate partners. We're currently evaluating and negotiating with those partners. More soon.