Select a connection method based on the platform or protocol your target
uses.
| Where Can I Use This? | What Do I Need? |
- Prisma AIRS (AI Red Teaming)
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- Prisma AIRS AI Red Teaming license
- Prisma AIRS AI Red Teaming deployment profile
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The connection method determines how AI Red Teaming sends attack prompts to your
target endpoint and receives responses. Each method is optimized for a specific
platform or protocol, so you configure only the credentials and details relevant to
that platform.
AI Red Teaming offers two categories of connection methods:
The following table lists each connection method, the target types it supports, and
when to use it:
| Connection Method | Applicable Target Types | Description |
| OpenAI and Hugging
Face | Models, Applications, Agents | For models hosted on OpenAI or Hugging Face. Requires an API key
and the API endpoint URL for your model. |
| Databricks | Models, Applications, Agents | For models served through a Databricks workspace. Supports
personal access token and OAuth service principal
authentication. |
| AWS Bedrock | Models, Applications, Agents | For models accessed through Amazon Bedrock. Uses IAM credentials
for authentication. |
| REST API or Streaming or
WebSocket | Models, Applications, Agents | For any custom endpoint. You specify the endpoint URL,
authentication headers or payload, and the JSON structure of the
request. For private endpoints, you can use an IP allowlist or
Network Channels for connectivity. |
| (For Agent Only) Microsoft Copilot
Studio | Agents only | For agents built on Microsoft Copilot Studio. Requires an
application registered in Microsoft Entra ID and delegated
permission consent. |
| (For Agent Only) n8n | Agents only | For AI agents built as n8n workflows. Connects to your workflow's
production webhook URL and supports REST, Streaming, and multimodal
file attacks. |
| Custom Target
Adapter | Models, Applications, Agents | For targets that require non-standard protocols, custom
authentication flows, or proprietary request and response formats.
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