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AI red-teaming and security platform for LLMs, agents and GenAI apps, offering continuous testing and remediation.
Generative-AI security platform for watermarking and detecting voice, image, and video deepfakes, built on its own voice-cloning models.
Automated AI red-teaming platform that discovers, tests, and defends AI models and agents against security threats.
Enterprise AI governance platform to inventory AI systems, assess risk and map controls to regulations like the EU AI Act and NIST.
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- ✦AI threat modeling for your stack
- ✦Continuous autonomous red-teaming
- ✦Auto-generated patches and remediation reports
- ✦Coverage for agents, MCP, LLMs and GenAI apps
- ✦Managed service or self-serve platform
- ✦Multimodal deepfake detection for audio, image, and video
- ✦Invisible, persistent watermarking for media provenance
- ✦Real-time deepfake monitoring bot for live meetings
- ✦Voice cloning and text-to-speech generation
- ✦Pay-as-you-go credit-based Flex pricing plan
- ✦Enterprise on-premise deployment and SSO options
- ✦Automated AI red teaming
- ✦AI discovery and attack-surface mapping
- ✦Agent-native reconnaissance
- ✦Exploitable-risk detection and reporting
- ✦Runtime AI protection and response
- ✦CI/CD, Burp Suite, and API integrations
- ✦AI/agent registry with shadow-AI discovery
- ✦Continuous, contextual risk intelligence
- ✦Agentic risk and control library
- ✦Policy-to-code with pre-built regulatory policy packs
- ✦Compliance mapping and audit evidence
- ✦GAIA governance assistant and 300+ integrations
- →Red-team custom AI agents and copilots
- →Detect prompt injection and agent hijacking
- →Harden GenAI apps before shipping
- →Continuously assess AI security posture
- →Enterprises verifying caller identity to prevent voice fraud
- →Media companies watermarking content for provenance tracking
- →Security teams monitoring live calls for deepfake impersonation
- →Developers building AI voice agents with cloned voices
- →Testing AI systems against evolving attacks
- →Finding vulnerabilities in models and agents
- →Securing agentic workflows in production
- →AI governance and compliance reporting
- →Comply with the EU AI Act, ISO 42001 and NIST AI RMF
- →Track and govern AI adoption and shadow AI
- →Assess third-party/vendor AI risk
- →Govern AI agents from intake to runtime