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    GPU Boundary Enforcer: Remote Access Compliance

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    Audit AI infrastructure and GPU configurations for US export control and remote access compliance.

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    GPU Boundary Enforcer: Remote Access Compliance

    GPU Boundary Enforcer: Remote Access Compliance

    Example session with this skill installed

    Audit our GPU setup for remote access risks. We use Terraform for AWS in us-east-1 and some H100s from a regional provider in Thailand. Our users are mostly in the APAC region.

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    I have completed the audit of your GPU infrastructure configurations. The analysis identified high-risk dependencies regarding the remote access loophole and specific regional exposure.

    GPU Compliance Audit Report

    {
  "risk_assessment": {
    "overall_status": "BREACH",
    "highest_risk_level": "HIGH",
    "regulatory_exposure": "RASA | BIS Draft Rule | EAR Part 748"
  },
  "infrastructure_findings": [
    {
      "type": "third_country_gpu_provider",
      "detail": "GPU compute hosted in Thailand (TH) — jurisdiction under active BIS scrutiny for chip smuggling and remote access compliance",
      "region": "TH-Bangkok-Zone-1",
      "risk": "HIGH",
      "action_required": "Immediately verify if any end-users are China-linked entities or on the BIS Entity List."
    },
    {
      "type": "unverified_end_user",
      "detail": "General 'APAC' designation lacks granular KYC for compute initiators in countries of concern",
      "region": "Global/APAC",
      "risk": "HIGH",
      "action_required": "Implement geo-fencing or identity verification to block access from prohibited jurisdictions."
    },
    {
      "type": "jurisdiction_of_concern_initiator",
      "detail": "Remote access pattern shows compute initiated from APAC to a third-country GPU, matching the 'remote access loophole' profile",
      "region": "APAC -> TH",
      "risk": "MEDIUM-HIGH",
      "action_required": "Review and document the contract structure for the regional Thai provider to ensure no prohibited intermediaries."
    }
  ],
  "compliance_frameworks": ["Remote Access Security Act (RASA)", "EAR Part 748", "AI Overwatch Act"],
  "audit_trail": {
    "timestamp": "2024-05-22T09:45:12Z",
    "verdict": "BREACH",
    "files_scanned": 4
  }
}

    Next steps
    1.

    Restrict Access: Immediately implement IP-based geo-fencing to prevent compute initiation from jurisdictions of concern until KYC is completed.
    2.

    Legal Review: Present this report to export control counsel to evaluate criminal exposure under current BIS draft rules.
    3.

    Infrastructure Pivot: Evaluate migrating the Thailand-based workloads to a domestic US region or a Tier 1 Allied jurisdiction.

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    What you get

    Identify high-risk GPU data center dependencies in Southeast Asia.Detect prohibited remote access patterns from countries of concern.Flag infrastructure exposure to the Remote Access Security Act (RASA).Verify end-user KYC gaps in cloud infrastructure configurations.

    About this skill

    AI infrastructure providers and agencies risk criminal exposure when remote GPU access violates shifting US export controls. This skill audits your cloud configurations to flag dependencies on data centers in high-risk jurisdictions, such as those under BIS scrutiny in Southeast Asia. It identifies regulatory gaps before they become legal liabilities.

    What it does

    • Infrastructure scanning analyzes Terraform, Kubernetes, and cloud configs for GPU provider endpoints and data center regions.
    • Risk mapping classifies compute locations against current BIS regulatory focus zones and export control lists.
    • Access pattern analysis reviews the jurisdiction of the compute initiator relative to the GPU location to detect prohibited remote access loops.
    • Compliance reporting generates a structured signal flagging exposure to the Remote Access Security Act (RASA) and related EAR sections.
    • Credential detection flags hardcoded API keys or service accounts linked to unverified third-country rental providers.

    How it works

    1. Context collection prompts for GPU provider details, physical data center regions, and end-user jurisdictions.
    2. Configuration audit parses deployment files to map the flow of compute and data against geographic boundaries.
    3. Regulatory mapping compares the infrastructure footprint against risk levels for US domestic, Allied, and high-scrutiny regions.
    4. Signal generation produces a JSON-formatted compliance report with specific risk levels and required actions.

    Frameworks & tools

    The skill works with Terraform manifests, Kubernetes YAML, cloud provider environment variables, and Docker Compose files. It references EAR Part 748, the Remote Access Security Act, and BIS Entity Lists.

    Why this beats prompting it yourself

    General-purpose agents often miss the nuances of the remote access loophole and current BIS investigation zones in Southeast Asia. This skill uses a specific risk-weighting logic that prioritizes the initiator's jurisdiction, providing a professional compliance signal rather than generic advice.

    Use cases

    • Auditing a new GPU rental agreement in Singapore or Malaysia for export control compliance.
    • Screening a deployment pipeline for unverified China-linked end-user access.
    • Validating infrastructure configurations during a migration to a new cloud region.
    • Providing a compliance baseline for internal legal review before production launch.

    Known limitations

    Does not provide legal advice or definitive legal conclusions. Requires clear access to infrastructure configuration files and knowledge of the end-user base to provide an accurate risk signal.

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