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Security

As explained in Machine Learning Platform Engineering

Security is the protection of software, models, data, and infrastructure from unauthorized access, misuse, compromise, or attack.

Security protects data, models, and infrastructure across the ML lifecycle. In production, weak data security can expose sensitive information, violate privacy obligations, and create financial or legal risk; deployed models must also resist information leakage and adversarial attacks. section 2.2 section 10.1

Security concerns appear at several operational boundaries:

  • Data pipelines require privacy protection and robust security while preserving visibility at scale. section 2.2
  • Model-serving environments must prevent sensitive information leakage and protect deployed models from adversarial attacks. section 10.1
  • Security decisions interact with deployment reliability, model versioning, resource management, and explainability requirements. section 10.1

How Machine Learning Platform Engineering covers it

How deep it goes
Identifies security risks across ML operations and deployment but stops short of specifying controls, implementations, or attack procedures.
Examples
Uses data collection, large-scale data management, and model serving as concrete security contexts.
What you can do after
Evaluate security and privacy risks in ML data workflows and deployed model-serving environments.
How it connects
Links data pipelines, privacy, MLOps, model deployment, model versioning, explainability, and adversarial attacks.

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