Secure your AI
AI Runtime Monitoring
Ongoing visibility into prompts, model outputs and agent actions, with detections and incident response built for AI.
Why it matters
Many teams have no record of what their models were asked, what they answered or which tools they called. Without that telemetry, an AI incident is hard to detect and harder to investigate.
Mapped to
- MITRE ATLAS
- NIST AI RMF
- NIST CSF 2.0
What we cover
- Telemetry design for prompts, responses, retrievals and tool calls
- Detections for prompt injection, data exfiltration and abuse
- Guardrail tuning based on real traffic
- Integration with your existing SIEM and alerting
- Incident response playbooks for AI-specific incidents
- Regular retesting as models and prompts change
How an engagement runs
- 01
Instrument
Capture the right signals without collecting more data than you need.
- 02
Detect
Deploy and tune detections for your applications and agents.
- 03
Respond
Prepare playbooks and run exercises with your team.
- 04
Improve
Review trends, retest and adjust controls as your AI evolves.
What you receive
Clear outputs your engineers, leadership and auditors can each use.
- Logging and telemetry specification
- Detection rules mapped to AI attack techniques
- AI incident response playbooks
- Monthly AI risk and activity reporting
Open-source first
We start with proven open-source tools to keep costs down, and recommend commercial options only when they add real value. How we choose
- Wazuh
- Falco
- OpenTelemetry
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