Conceptualizing the Secure Machine Learning Operations (SecMLOps) Paradigm

Due to the proliferation of machine learning in various domains and applications, Machine Learning Operations (MLOps) was created to improve efficiency and adaptability by automating and operationalizing ML products. Because many machine learning application domains demand high levels of assurance,...

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Published in2022 IEEE 22nd International Conference on Software Quality, Reliability and Security (QRS) pp. 127 - 138
Main Authors Zhang, Xinrui, Jaskolka, Jason
Format Conference Proceeding
LanguageEnglish
Published IEEE 01.12.2022
Subjects
Machine learning
MLOps
operations
Safety
SecMLOps
Security
Software quality
Software reliability
Sustainable development
System analysis and design
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Summary:Due to the proliferation of machine learning in various domains and applications, Machine Learning Operations (MLOps) was created to improve efficiency and adaptability by automating and operationalizing ML products. Because many machine learning application domains demand high levels of assurance, security has become a top priority and necessity to be involved at the beginning of ML system design. To provide theoretical guidance, we first introduce the Secure Machine Learning Operations (SecMLOps) paradigm, which extends MLOps with security considerations. We use the People, Processes, Technology, Governance and Compliance (PPTGC) framework to conceptualize SecMLOps, and to discuss challenges in adopting SecMLOps in practice. Since ML systems are often multi-concerned, analysis on how the adoption of SecMLOps impacts other system qualities, such as fairness, explainability, reliability, safety, and sustainability are provided. This paper aims to provide guidance and a research roadmap for ML researchers and organizational-level practitioners towards secure, reliable, and trustworthy MLOps.
ISSN:2693-9177
DOI:10.1109/QRS57517.2022.00023