Prompt injection
Testing direct and indirect injection, including instructions hidden in retrieved content.
Promptention Guard focuses on runtime inspection for AI applications. It examines prompts, tool interactions, and model outputs for instruction attacks and sensitive data exposure.
Testing direct and indirect injection, including instructions hidden in retrieved content.
Testing multi-turn escalation, many-shot prompts, and encoding tricks.
Investigating how tool results and MCP content can be mistaken for trusted instructions.
Exploring detection and handling of sensitive information in both directions.
Examining out-of-scope and destructive tool calls before an agent acts.
Looking for exfiltration links and system-prompt exposure in output.
Ensure all personal information is fully masked.
Mask PII for any language or region.
Define exactly what to redact.
We are exploring how to inspect prompts and responses while giving teams control over where processing happens.
Local and cloud deployment each raise different questions about access, policy, and data handling. We investigate those tradeoffs.
We welcome conversations with teams facing concrete LLM security problems. Their questions help us decide what to test next.
Adversarial tests help identify which risks matter in a particular application and which controls deserve further work.