Add a New Target

1. Log in to Strata Cloud Manager.
2. Select AI SecurityAI Red TeamingTargets.
3. Select + New Target.

   If target endpoints were previously configured, they'll show up as a list of available targets. You can edit these existing targets, or, remove them.
4. In the Add a new target screen, first specify Target Details:

   You can save your configuration changes without applying updates at any time using the Save for Later option. A temporary version of the target configuration appears in the list of available targets with the status appearing as Draft.

   1. In the Target Description section, include a Target Name (for example, OpenAI GPT 3.5 Turbo).
   2. Select the Target Type: Model, Application, or Agent.

      (Agent Only) This screen displays when you select Agent as the target type.

      The on-screen message reminds you to choose Agent as your target only if your application needs autonomous decision-making capabilities and tool calling functionality. An Agent is designed for applications where the AI needs to independently determine which tools or functions to invoke, decide the sequence of actions, and adapt its approach based on results while working towards a defined objective. This configuration is appropriate when your use case goes beyond simple question-answering and requires the AI to actively interact with external APIs, databases, or services to complete multi-step tasks autonomously.
   3. Specify the Connection Method for connecting to the target endpoint. Supported connection methods include OpenAI, Hugging Face, Databricks, AWS Bedrock, REST API or Streaming or WebSocket, Custom Target Adapter, Microsoft Copilot Studio, and n8n.

      The connection method for a target endpoint varies based on the chosen method. Rest API, Streaming, WebSocket, and Custom Target Adapter are considered custom connection methods. For these connection methods, you'll need to determine if the endpoint is public or private. The Microsoft Copilot Studio and n8n connection methods also require you to specify endpoint accessibility. For targets that require a non-standard protocol or a custom integration, use a Custom Target Adapter.