PAIG Security Evaluation
PAIG Security Evaluation is a Python library designed to scan, evaluate, and assess the security of GenAI applications effectively. It helps identify potential vulnerabilities, ensure compliance with best practices, and enhance the overall robustness of AI models by providing comprehensive security and performance evaluations.
Prerequisites
Before using PAIG Security Evaluation, ensure the following dependencies are installed:
- Python: >= 3.10
- Node.js: >= 18.20.5
Install the PAIG Security Evaluation Library
You can install the PAIG Security Evaluation Python library using pip:
pip install paig_evaluation
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