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Generative-AI security platform for watermarking and detecting voice, image, and video deepfakes, built on its own voice-cloning models.
AI-driven network detection and response platform that identifies and stops identity-based and lateral-movement cyberattacks in real time.
AI/ML bug-bounty platform where researchers bypass LLM guardrails in timed challenges to win cash prizes.
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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- ✦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
- ✦Real-time AI-driven threat detection beyond traditional EDR
- ✦Detection of identity-based attacks and lateral movement
- ✦360 Response for enforced containment across identity, devices, and network
- ✦Exposure management and security posture improvement tools
- ✦Managed detection and response (MXDR/MDR) services
- ✦Integrations across existing security tool ecosystems
- ✦Attack Labs research sharing threat intelligence and techniques
- ✦Timed AI-hacking challenges with cash pots
- ✦Public leaderboard and rankings
- ✦Guardrail-bypass and jailbreak objectives
- ✦Hacktivity feed of activity
- ✦Community via Discord
- ✦Blog on LLM exploits and AI security
- ✦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
- →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
- →Security operations teams needing detection beyond EDR/SIEM gaps
- →Enterprises defending against identity-based and hybrid cloud attacks
- →Organizations needing managed threat detection and response services
- →Finance, healthcare, and public sector teams meeting compliance-driven security needs
- →Red-teaming and jailbreaking LLMs
- →Earning bounties for AI exploits
- →Learning AI attack techniques
- →Competing against other researchers
- →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