New Delhi, September 14(APAC Media): Armour1X LLP has partnered with Israel-based Modelyo Technologies to develop confidential computing and AI security solutions for enterprises in India.
The partnership will focus on protecting sensitive data while it is being processed by AI systems, an area gaining importance as companies deploy Agentic AI, multi-agent workflows and retrieval-augmented generation (RAG).
Confidential AI
The companies plan to combine Modelyo’s Trusted Execution Environment (TEE) technology and cryptographic attestation with Armour1X’s cybersecurity and governance framework. The approach is designed to isolate sensitive workloads and verify the integrity of computing environments before data, software or AI models are accessed.
The companies said the architecture will also support customer-controlled encryption keys and hybrid or multi-cloud deployments. These capabilities could be relevant for organisations handling financial, healthcare, government and other sensitive data.
AI Security And Data Protection
The partnership comes as enterprises face new security risks around AI workloads, including model theft, data leakage and attacks targeting information held in memory during processing.
The companies will initially focus on use cases such as fraud detection, customer analytics, healthcare data, drug research, government workloads, LLM fine-tuning and RAG-based applications.
The deployment process will cover assessment, architecture design, proof-of-concept testing and production implementation.
India-Israel Technology Partnership
Armour1X CEO Srinivas Mahankali said the partnership is aimed at making the computing layer behind AI systems more verifiable. Modelyo CEO Benny Meir said the company sees demand for confidential computing in enterprise and public-sector workloads.
Miten Mehta, an independent member of Armour1X’s Global Advisory Board, said enterprises adopting multi-agent AI systems need to address security at the infrastructure level rather than relying only on traditional perimeter controls.
The partnership is expected to target sectors including BFSI, healthcare, defence, public infrastructure and enterprise technology, where data protection and controlled access are key requirements.
