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Machine Learning Security with Azure

You're reading from  Machine Learning Security with Azure

Product type Book
Published in Dec 2023
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781805120483
Pages 310 pages
Edition 1st Edition
Languages
Author (1):
Georgia Kalyva Georgia Kalyva
Profile icon Georgia Kalyva

Table of Contents (17) Chapters

Preface 1. Part 1: Planning for Azure Machine Learning Security
2. Chapter 1: Assessing the Vulnerability of Your Algorithms, Models, and AI Environments 3. Chapter 2: Understanding the Most Common Machine Learning Attacks 4. Chapter 3: Planning for Regulatory Compliance 5. Part 2: Securing Your Data
6. Chapter 4: Data Protection and Governance 7. Chapter 5: Data Privacy and Responsible AI Best Practices 8. Part 3: Securing and Monitoring Your AI Environment
9. Chapter 6: Managing and Securing Access 10. Chapter 7: Managing and Securing Your Azure Machine Learning Workspace 11. Chapter 8: Managing and Securing the MLOps Life Cycle 12. Chapter 9: Logging, Monitoring, and Threat Detection 13. Part 4: Best Practices for Enterprise Security in Azure Machine Learning
14. Chapter 10: Setting a Security Baseline for Your Azure Machine Learning Workloads 15. Index 16. Other Books You May Enjoy

Implementing CI/CD

CI/CD is a software engineering practice that promotes frequent code integration and automated deployment. This approach is becoming increasingly popular in ML projects to ensure models are constantly improved, validated, and deployed in a streamlined manner. In Azure Machine Learning, there are multiple tools and services to help you implement CI/CD in your ML life cycle.

Here’s an example of CI/CD:

  1. By using VS Code with Azure Machine Learning extensions for development, we can develop our scripts.
  2. Those scripts can be version-controlled using Git repositories (such as GitHub or Azure Repos).
  3. If we have the expertise, we can set up automated testing to validate our models. This might include unit tests, integration tests, and other validation or data checks.
  4. We can configure Azure Pipelines to automatically trigger when changes are made to the repository. A CI/CD pipeline could include the following:
    • Training the model
    • Logging metrics...
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