Cloud Shared Responsibility Mapper
Service model

Hosted AI models and AI platforms: the shared responsibility split

The provider runs the model, its hosting and its patching. You run who may call it, what you send it, what it sends back, how long either is kept on your side, and the application built around it. Whether the provider may train on what you send is set by its terms, which you have to read.

Of the 14 control areas: 2 yours, 10 shared, 2 the provider's, before any category moves the line.

Every control area

AI platform
Control areaOwnerWhy, and the clause
GOV Governance and policysharedEach party governs its own side: the provider the service it delivers, you which data and services you allow and who may procure them. The allocation between you has to be written down. ISO/IEC 27017 6.1.1
IAM Identity and accessyoursThe accounts, roles and second factors inside your tenancy are yours to grant, review and remove; the provider secures only its own staff's privileged access. ISO/IEC 27017 9.2.3
DAT Data classification and handlingyoursWhat the data is, how it is labelled and where it may go is yours on every model; the provider only tells you what labelling and location options the service offers. ISO/IEC 27017 8.2.2
KEY Encryption and keyssharedThe platform encrypts by default with keys it holds; choosing customer-managed keys, their rotation and who may use them is yours. ISO/IEC 27017 10.1.2
NET Network securitysharedThe provider runs the platform's network and keeps tenants apart; the endpoints you expose, private connections and the rules on them are yours. ISO/IEC 27017 CLD.9.5.1
LOG Logging and monitoringsharedThe provider logs the platform and makes activity logs available; turning them on, sending them somewhere you keep and reviewing them is yours. ISO/IEC 27017 CLD.12.4.5
VUL Vulnerability and patch managementthe provider'sThe provider patches the application and everything under it; you keep only the devices and integrations that reach it. ISO/IEC 27017 12.6.1
CFG Configuration and hardeningsharedThe provider hardens the platform it runs; every setting you choose in your tenancy, and a public or open default you leave on, is yours. ISO/IEC 27017 CLD.12.1.5
APP Application securitysharedThe provider secures the model endpoint; the application around it, how you handle what goes in and what comes back, is yours. ISO/IEC 27017 14.2.1
INC Incident responsesharedBoth sides respond: the provider must report incidents affecting your data within the agreed time, and you must detect and handle incidents in what you run and report to the provider what affects its service. ISO/IEC 27017 16.1.2
BCP Business continuity and backupsharedThe provider keeps the service available and may keep its own backups; whether you rely on those, keep your own copy and test the restore is yours to decide and prove. ISO/IEC 27017 12.3.1
PHY Physical and environmentalthe provider'sThe data centres, power, cooling, access to the floor and the disposal of retired media are the provider's; your evidence is its assurance report, not your own inspection. ISO/IEC 27017 11.2.7
SUP Supplier and subservicesharedThe provider must publish its side of the model and the suppliers behind the service; you must hold the matrix for your estate, read the provider's side and keep the agreement that binds both. ISO/IEC 27017 CLD.6.3.1
AIR AI use and data retentionsharedRetention and purpose settings in the service are yours to choose; how the provider itself retains and uses what you send is set by its terms, which you must read. ISO/IEC 27018 A.3.1

Service categories delivered this way by default

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