Find the Prompts That Break Your Guardrails

Probed, Not Presumed Secure. Systematic testing for prompt injection, jailbreak attempts, and instructions hidden in documents or tool outputs — the ways attackers actually get models to do things they shouldn’t.

A model that behaves correctly in every demo can still be manipulated in production. Attackers don’t need your source code — they just need a cleverly worded prompt.

Structured adversarial prompts designed to override system instructions and extract restricted behavior.

Testing for instructions smuggled through documents, emails, or tool outputs your model processes — a growing attack surface as models gain more autonomy.

Confirming your safety layers actually hold under adversarial pressure, not just in the scenarios they were designed for.

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