Block AI attacks in real time.
An AI firewall is a security layer that sits between users and your AI model in production, inspecting every prompt and response in real time to block prompt injection, jailbreaks, PII leaks, and policy violations before they reach your model or your users.
The SecuritAI firewall sits in front of your AI in production, inspecting every prompt and response across 7 security layers — blocking injection, jailbreaks, and PII leaks before they reach your model or your users.
The 7-layer detection pipeline
Every request runs through seven layers before it reaches your AI, and every response is checked on the way back.
Inspects the raw request for malformed or weaponized payloads before anything is parsed.
Enforces your access rules: rate limits, allowed countries, time windows, and trusted sources.
Matches each message against known prompt-injection and jailbreak attack patterns.
Catches attacks that are reworded or disguised but mean the same thing.
Tracks the full session to catch slow, multi-message attacks.
Escalates borderline cases to an AI reviewer for a final decision.
Checks the AI’s response so it never leaks PII, system prompts, or sensitive data.
Your rules, enforced on every request.
You define the guardrails — compliance policies, data-handling rules, business logic — and the firewall enforces them at runtime. Configure rate limits, geo-blocking, time windows, allow-rules, and blocked user agents from one dashboard.
✓ Threat feed — every blocked request, by category
✓ Attack replay — replay and learn
✓ Multi-tenant + API keys + usage metering
✓ Built-in PIPEDA compliance reporting
AI firewall questions
What is an AI firewall?
An AI firewall is a security proxy that sits between users and an AI model, inspecting every prompt sent in and every response sent back. It blocks prompt injection attacks, jailbreak attempts, PII leaks, and policy violations in real time — before they reach the model or the user. Unlike a network firewall, it reads and understands natural language.
How does an AI firewall differ from a network firewall or WAF?
A network firewall blocks based on IP addresses, ports, and protocols. A WAF blocks based on HTTP patterns and known exploit signatures. Neither can read a sentence. An AI firewall understands the meaning of a prompt — catching attacks that look like ordinary conversation, such as “ignore your previous instructions” or multi-turn jailbreaks that unfold over several messages.
Does the AI firewall add latency?
SecuritAI’s firewall is designed for production use and adds minimal latency. The 7 detection layers run in parallel where possible. For most deployments the overhead is well under the response time of the underlying LLM, making it imperceptible to end users.
What AI providers work with the SecuritAI firewall?
The firewall works with any LLM via API: OpenAI, Anthropic (Claude), Groq, Mistral, Meta (Llama), and any custom or self-hosted endpoint. You route your AI traffic through SecuritAI and the firewall handles the rest — no changes to your underlying model or application logic required.
Does the firewall help with PIPEDA or Bill C-8 compliance?
Yes. The firewall’s PII detection and redaction layer supports PIPEDA compliance by preventing personal information from being leaked through AI responses. The full audit log of every blocked request supports Bill C-8 cybersecurity program documentation requirements for critical infrastructure operators. Built-in PIPEDA reporting is included from the Pro tier.
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7 layers. Real-time. Your prompts are never used to train any model.