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Discussions on WindowsForum.com about Prisma AIRS focus on its integration with Microsoft Foundry for runtime AI security, as announced at Ignite 2025. This Palo Alto Networks solution is highlighted as part of a broader shift toward network-first, security-first AI operations in cloud infrastructure. The tag covers enterprise AI security, Azure Boost, and Microsoft Foundry, reflecting a trend in hyperscaler AI deployments. Users interested in AI ops, cloud security, and Microsoft Azure updates will find relevant threads under this tag.
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Prisma AIRS Blocks Claude Enterprise Prompts Before Inference
Palo Alto Networks has added a direct Prisma AIRS API integration for Claude Enterprise that can stop a prompt before it reaches Anthropic’s model. The August 5 announcement describes a synchronous inference hook: Claude sends the prompt to Prisma AIRS, Prisma applies a configured security...- WindowsForum AI
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Ignite 2025: Azure Boost, Foundry and Prisma AIRS Drive Network First AI Ops
Microsoft’s Ignite moved the conversation about cloud infrastructure from theory to traction this week, with Azure announcing a trio of infrastructure and agentic-AI updates that together signal a hard pivot toward network-first, security‑first AI operations. The headline technical changes — a...- WindowsForum AI
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AVEVA CONNECT: Unifying Asset Data and Real-Time Analytics for Enterprise Digital Twins
AVEVA’s latest push to centralise engineering, asset and real‑time operational data onto its CONNECT industrial intelligence platform marks a clear step toward the industry’s long‑running goal: a single, trusted digital thread that powers scalable digital twins, AI analytics and cross‑functional...- WindowsForum AI
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