TrendAI makes NVIDIA Nemotron available inside customer environments

This week, TrendAI made a notable announcement regarding the deployment of AI-powered security operations within customer controlled environments, as well as building on its collaborative efforts with NVIDIA.

To that end, the cybersecurity company has announced that it is bringing NVIDIA Nemotron open models into TrendAI Vision One for Sovereign and Private Cloud (SPC).

According to TrendAI, this new availability is expected to extend capabilities such as guided investigation, security reasoning, and agentic SIEM to organisations with sovereignty, data residency, and operational control.

“TrendAI Vision One for Sovereign and Private Cloud (SPC) is available today, enabling organisations to deploy TrendAI Vision One in customer-controlled private cloud, sovereign cloud and on-premises environments. The Nemotron integration extends AI-assisted security operations into these environments while maintaining customer control over security data and deployment,” the company shared in a release to Hypertext.

As for why this announcement is notable, TrendAI explained that highly regulated organisations need AI-driven security that fits their unique data control requirements. On this front, Nemotron open models can support these requirements by bringing the model to the data rather than the data to the model.

“Customers decide where the model runs, which version is deployed, and who can access it, running AI-powered security operations on NVIDIA accelerated computing in their own data centers, sovereign clouds, and restricted-connectivity environments. TrendAI collaboration with NVIDIA on OpenShell provides an additional level of security for agents, ensuring organisations have control and visibility of agentic activities,” it added.

As for what TrendAI Vision One for Sovereign and Private Cloud with NVIDIA Nemotron will support, the company outlined the following:

• Customer-controlled AI:

  NVIDIA Nemotron open models deployed and run on customer-controlled infrastructure, with no dependency on external inference services.

• AI-assisted threat analysis:

  Reasoning across security signals to identify complex threat patterns, attack chains, and AI-native attack paths.

• Policy-based threat response

  : Supporting protective actions through organisation-defined policies and security-team controls.

• Guided security operations:

  Helping security teams investigate threats and prioritise response activities.

• Agentic SIEM capabilities:

  Correlating telemetry and assisting with security reasoning while maintaining team oversight.

Businesses wanting to know about this newly announced solution, are advised to head here.

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