Google Model Armor

Google Model Armor

Google Cloud safety and policy layer shown in [src-043] as part of Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform ingress and egress gateways.

Key facts

  • Type: AI safety / policy enforcement tool
  • Ingress role: Blocks unsafe prompts such as jailbreak attempts before they reach the agent [src-043]
  • Egress role: Checks outbound tool or agent calls and can block unsafe requests on the path out of an agent [src-043]
  • Observability role: Emits spans and security-dashboard signals showing which interactions were flagged and why [src-043]
  • Next ’26 role: Integrated inline protection inside Agent Gateway for prompt injection, tool poisoning, and sensitive data leakage [src-044]

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Source references

  • [src-043] Google Cloud Events — “Operationalize AI: A blueprint for managing enterprise agents at scale” (2026-04-24)
  • [src-044] Thomas Kurian — “Welcome to Google Cloud Next ’26” (2026-04-22)

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