TrendAI integrates Nvidia’s open Nemotron models into Vision One for Sovereign and Private Cloud. As a result, AI features such as guided investigation and agentic SIEM run entirely within environments managed by the customer. The SPC version of the platform is available immediately.
Until now, organizations that did not want their security data to leave their premises often faced a difficult choice: AI-driven security operations or complete control. TrendAI aims to eliminate that choice. The company is bringing Nvidia Nemotron to TrendAI Vision One for Sovereign and Private Cloud (SPC). This version of the platform runs in private clouds, sovereign clouds, and on-premises environments.
In this setup, the model goes to the data, not the other way around. Customers decide where the model runs, which version is deployed, and who has access. An external inference service is not required. The models run on Nvidia hardware in the customers’ own data centers, sovereign clouds, or environments with limited connectivity.
From threat analysis to agentic SIEM
Nemotron analyzes security signals to identify complex threat patterns, attack chains, and AI-native attack paths. The organization establishes policies to trigger protective actions. The system also helps security teams investigate threats and prioritize their response. The agent-based SIEM features correlate telemetry, while the team maintains an overview. Through a partnership with Nvidia on OpenShell, organizations also gain more control over and visibility into what agents do.
According to TrendAI CEO Rachel Jin, it’s about more than just data storage. “Sovereignty extends beyond where data resides. Enterprises also need control over where the intelligence acting on that data operates, and how it is governed,” said Jin.
TrendAI Vision One for Sovereign and Private Cloud is available starting today.
Tip: Rochdale switched from Microsoft security to TrendAI in six weeks