Zero-Trust Security in AI-Powered Data Pipelines Using Kubernetes
Sai Prasad Veluru · Journal of recent trends in computer science and engineering. · 2019
Good security is definitely essential in the current digital environment, when AI alters our processing & insight generation & data drives creation.Modern AI data moves across cloud-native apps, remote systems, & dynamic workloads, requiring more than standard perimeter-based security solutions can provide.Assuming no entity is intrinsically trustworthy, zero-trust security offers a complete architecture constantly verifying every user, device, and service interaction.Because of its automation, scalability, and container orchestration capabilities, Kubernetes is the tool used in organizing AI-driven data pipelines.Zero-trust concepts offer particular challenges for Kubernetes-managed pipelines in security, identity management across microservices, data flow monitoring, and granular access limitations in real-time deployment.From data intake and model training to deployment and inference, this work investigates how zero-trust security could be implemented into Kubernetes-built AI data pipelines, providing realistic means to defend every tier of the architecture.We look at policies, tools, and technologies that let companies spot and prohibit unauthorized access as well as create strong systems capable of changing with the times to face new challenges.This work offers a complete analysis of matching your artificial intelligence pipeline architecture with a zero-trust strategy, therefore guaranteeing both operational agility and high security by means of pragmatic insights and technological direction.