Monitor
Discover the AI models, providers, frameworks and versions in use across your workloads, including unsanctioned services that never went through security review.
Explore MonitorSecure AI applications from inside the workloads where they run, with runtime visibility to discover models, inspect the prompts they receive, and monitor what the workload does next.
Discover the AI models, providers, frameworks and versions in use across your workloads, including unsanctioned services that never went through security review.
Explore MonitorFlag prompt injection, jailbreak attempts, sensitive data exposure and model misuse, then correlate suspicious AI interactions with the workload behavior that follows.
Explore DetectBlock harmful prompts before they execute and deny unauthorized actions inside the AI workload, such as malicious processes or credential theft, at the point of execution.
Explore EnforceFind the AI models and services running in production, including the ones nobody approved. Aqua maps LLM use, model types, platforms and versions across environments and shows which applications communicate with which AI services.
Keep AI usage within the models and services your organization has approved. Security teams authorize specific AI services and models, and Aqua flags unauthorized usage as soon as it appears in a running application.
Find embedded LLMs and unsafe prompt handling before code reaches production. Aqua scans repositories and CI/CD pipelines for undocumented AI use, and GenAI Assurance Policies aligned to the OWASP Top 10 for LLMs flag risky patterns before release.
Stop harmful prompts before they reach the model. Aqua evaluates supported prompts and responses for injection, jailbreak attempts, sensitive data exposure and model misuse, and blocks the interaction before it executes.
Keep an attacker who gets through the prompt layer from acting inside the workload. The Aqua Enforcer protects the process, file, network and identity behavior around the AI application, denying supported actions such as credential theft or data exfiltration at the point of execution.
Add AI security without inserting an application SDK or routing traffic through a new proxy. Secure AI works from inside the workload, so teams can protect AI applications already in production without waiting on a development cycle.
Secure AI protects AI applications in containers and Kubernetes across public cloud, private cloud, hybrid and on premises environments, including containerized AI on IBM Z mainframes. Through Aqua's partnership with Akamai, Akamai Firewall for AI Applications adds prompt and output analysis at the edge alongside runtime protection inside the workload.
IBM LinuxONE and IBM Z
Ensure the highest security levels for IBM LinuxONE and IBM Z with Aqua’s leading container and Kubernetes security controls from development to production. Address vulnerabilities, enforce policies, and enable runtime protection to ensure robust security and compliance.
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Red Hat OpenShift
Protect cloud native workloads on Red Hat OpenShift with full lifecycle security controls that include image scanning, secrets management, and runtime security at scale.
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Amazon Web Services
Protect cloud native workloads running on AWS from development to production, including Amazon ECS, Amazon EKS, AWS Fargate, and AWS Lambda.
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Microsoft Azure
Protect cloud native workloads running on Azure from development to production, including Azure Container Service (AKS), Azure Container Instances (ACI) and Azure Functions.
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Google Cloud Platform
Protect cloud native workloads running on Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) from development to production, deploy as a Kubernetes App from the GCP Marketplace.
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ServiceNow
Orchestrate incident management responses based on Aqua Security findings with automated ServiceNow integration. Leverage Aqua Response Policies for event notifications to direct and manage via ServiceNow workflows.
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Splunk
The Splunk integration brings cloud native security data into the Splunk dashboard, allowing holistic monitoring in real-time, better contextual analysis, ability to view analyze blocked events, identification of attacks and suspicious activity and accurate forensics, alerts of any security compliance violations, and more.
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Chris Ray, Analyst at GigaOm
AI application security protects applications that use AI models, along with the workloads they run in. It covers discovering which models and services are in use, governing approved usage, inspecting prompts for attacks and protecting the workload after a compromise. Aquasec delivers it without application SDKs or code changes.
A prompt firewall inspects what goes in and out of the model, but it cannot stop an attacker who is already acting inside the workload. Secure AI inspects prompts natively and also protects the AI workload at the kernel layer, denying supported unauthorized actions at the point of execution.
Secure AI does not require an application SDK or code rewrite. Runtime protection for the workload runs through the Aquasec Enforcer, the same component that protects containers and Kubernetes, which is deployed alongside the workload rather than inside the application code.
The Aquasec Enforcer runs inside the AI workload to discover models, inspect interactions and protect the workload at runtime. Akamai Firewall for AI Applications adds prompt and output analysis at the edge and blocks Layer 7 DDoS and bot traffic before it reaches the application.
Yes. Secure AI protects containerized AI workloads running on IBM Z, which matters for organizations that run AI alongside data that lives on the mainframe.
See runtime control stop an attack the moment it tries to execute.