TrustGuardAI

What it does

TrustGuard AI scans your prompts in CI and blocks jailbreaks in production—no ML-security expertise required.

Protect AI apps from prompt injection, jailbreaks, and data leakage — run a live scan in seconds. Instant detection with sub-second response times for production use. Built-in compliance checks for enterprise security requirements. Drop-in integration with no complex setup or configurationfrom trustguardai.net

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