Attack Your AI, On Purpose
Thousands of simulated attacks spanning the latest AI threat techniques, running continuously against your AI systems. Not a quarterly exercise. A standing adversary on your side.
Models, applications, agentic workflows, and MCP servers. If it reasons, retrieves, or acts, it gets tested the way attackers would test it.
Prompt hardening remediates discovered weaknesses at the system-prompt layer. Testing flows directly into hardening, so findings close instead of piling up.
ThreatLabz found critical flaws in 100% of the enterprise AI systems it analyzed
Use cases
Prove it’s safe, Before attackers do
Every AI system you ship is a system someone will try to break. AI Red Teaming breaks it first, safely, and hardens what it finds, so launches move fast and stay defensible.

A new AI assistant is ready for production, and the review board wants proof it is safe. Continuous adversarial testing clears it in days, with findings hardened and documented, not debated.

When leadership asks how you know your AI cannot be turned against you, the answer is a current report: what was attacked, what held, what was fixed. Evidence, not assurance.

Agent tooling multiplies faster than any manual review. MCP servers and agentic workflows get the same continuous adversarial testing as your models and apps.

A jailbreak path is discovered on Tuesday, hardened at the system-prompt layer, and retested by Wednesday. Testing and hardening are one loop, not two backlogs.
