
Automate AI Vulnerability Discovery

Enforce Real-Time AI Guardrails
Set the Standard for AI Safety
We don't wait for incidents. Our research teams identify next-generation threats at top AI conferences — before they appear in the wild.
We think like attackers. By proactively stress-testing your AI with millions of scenarios, we expose vulnerabilities that traditional testing misses.
Static rules break. Our guardrails continuously learn and adapt to your enterprise environment — blocking threats in real time without slowing down your AI.
Red teaming and guardrails in a single platform. One integration, complete lifecycle coverage from development to production.
Proactive identification of model vulnerabilities and hallucinations with thousands of automated scenarios.
Proxy-level blocking of malicious prompts and real-time masking of sensitive data.
From proprietary LLMs and custom-built agents to commercial APIs like ChatGPT and Gemini — even coding agents like Claude Code and GitHub Copilot. One platform that secures them all.
Deploy as cloud SaaS or fully isolated on-premise — tailored to your data governance and compliance requirements.
June 2026 was the month the guardrail became a platform feature. OpenAI shipped in-model activation classifiers, AWS, Google, and Microsoft productized runtime checks within four days of each other, and F5 bundled AI testing with AI runtime defense. Meanwhile the Shai-Hulud/Miasma worm turned 13 AI coding agents into propagation vectors, the US Commerce Department shut down two frontier models over a single jailbreak, and academia converged on structural execution control over blocking. Six stories that defined the month.
Read MoreA public chatbot on NASA's Parker Solar Probe mission page promised users its answers came only from "vetted, self-contained sources." We red-teamed it into fabricating leaked memos, fake election audits, and climate denial citing the mission's own data — then disclosed it through proper channels and saw the endpoint taken offline.
Read MoreNo jailbreak, no tricks — just professionally framed requests. Using our Stinger red-teaming engine, we collected 83 confirmed CBRN breaches from Claude Opus 4.8.
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