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Projects provide visibility and control into your AI use cases. A project should represent a particular use case, like a production AI application or a group of users with common needs. You can create a custom Runtime Security policy and apply it to the project, allowing you more granular security controls. You can also document a business owner and escalation details for the target.
Create Policy FirstIt is recommended that you start with Policy first. When creating a project, you can select the appropriate policy.

Prerequisites

The following are required to use a Project.

Create a Project

  1. In the HiddenLayer Console, go to Runtime Security > Projects.
  2. Click Add Project. The Add Project slide out appears.
  3. Enter a unique name for the project.
  4. A Project ID is automatically generated. If you want to enter your own Project ID, do the following.
    • Enable “I’ll enter my own Project ID” be clicking the checkbox. A green checkmark indicates you will enter your own Project ID.
    • Enter a unique Project ID. This Project ID must be unique to your tenant.
  5. Select a Policy from the dropdown menu.
  6. Select a Risk Level.
  7. Optional. Enter escalation details for this project.
    • Enter an email address for the Owner Contact.
    • Enter a name for the Owner Team.
    • Enter any notes to include for any escalations for this project.
  8. Click Add.
Use Project IDOnce a Project is created, use the Project ID in the HL-Project-ID header in your Runtime Security traffic to apply a custom policy.

Edit a Project

  1. In the Console, go to Runtime Security > Projects.
  2. To edit a Project, click the three vertical dots next to the Project name.
  3. Select Edit.
  4. Edit the Project details as needed.
  5. Click Save Changes.

Delete a Project

  1. In the Console, go to Runtime Security > Projects.
  2. To delete a Project, click the three vertical dots next to the Project name.
  3. Select Delete. A message displays asking you to confirm the deletion.
  4. Click Delete.