Prompt Injection Defense
Catches jailbreak attempts — "ignore previous instructions," "developer mode," and obfuscated variants hidden behind invisible Unicode.
Secure AI agents and LLM-powered applications against prompt injection, data leakage, unauthorized actions, adversarial attacks, and emerging AI threats — built into the request pipeline, not bolted on after deployment.
A single, dependency-free AWS Lambda that sits between your app and any LLM. Every request and response passes through checks in milliseconds before it's allowed through, protecting every interaction between users and AI systems.
Core Security Capabilities
Catches jailbreak attempts — "ignore previous instructions," "developer mode," and obfuscated variants hidden behind invisible Unicode.
Blocks AWS keys, GitHub tokens, and API secrets from leaking into a prompt — plus entropy-based detection that catches random-looking secrets with no recognizable prefix at all. Scans the model's response too.
Auto-redacts Aadhaar, PAN, credit card numbers, phone numbers, and email addresses in both directions.
Dual-key limits by client ID and source IP catch both brute-force abuse and rotating fake identities.
Estimates token cost before the LLM call and rejects oversized or scraping-pattern requests.
Every control maps to a named OWASP LLM Top 10 category, with shadow-mode rollout and structured audit logging.
This exact guard pipeline runs live on this site's own AI assistant, right now — see how it's built, or just click the chat bubble and try it.
Native, on-device cybersecurity — eBPF-based kernel-level runtime monitoring — lives under Enterprise Cybersecurity — the layer underneath the LLM gateway.
Point your app at RiskLumen's Function URL instead of calling the LLM directly.
Four checks run in order in milliseconds — cheapest and fastest rejects first.
The sanitized prompt is forwarded, and the response is scanned again before it reaches your caller.
The pattern-matching checks add well under 5ms warm. The rate-limit check adds one DynamoDB round trip, targeting under 20ms warm — under 50ms end-to-end including a cold start.
Any hosted or self-managed model reachable over HTTP. Currently built and tested against OpenAI's gpt-4o-mini, with the same pattern extending to any other provider.
Yes — it's a single Lambda function with zero third-party dependencies, deployed via one SAM template. No fleet to patch, no dashboard to maintain.
You pay AWS Lambda + DynamoDB usage directly — no separate licensing fee. Book a call and we'll walk through sizing it for your traffic.
See RiskLumen block a real prompt injection attempt, live.