Deterministic Prompt and Corpus Analysis
Review the instructions that shape application behavior.
Apply deterministic checks to system prompts, developer instructions, agent guidance, tool descriptions, retrieval templates, memory instructions, evaluation prompts, and corpus documents. Identify role-boundary gaps, unsafe tool guidance, missing policy controls, sensitive information, embedded instructions, and output-handling weaknesses.
Role and authority boundaries
Review identity anchoring, instruction precedence, delegated authority, tool permissions, approval expectations, and prohibited actions.
Sensitive information
Identify credentials, keys, tokens, private identifiers, proprietary instructions, and other sensitive material embedded in prompts or corpus content.
Injection and context handling
Identify instructions that blur trusted and untrusted content, encourage obedience to retrieved data, or weaken resistance to instruction conflict.
Output and action controls
Review output constraints, tool-call requirements, disclosure rules, validation expectations, and consequential-action safeguards.
Prompt assets, prompt review, and prompt testing serve different purposes
Prompt Asset Scanner
Finds and classifies prompts and instructions across repositories.
Prompt Security Review
Applies deterministic rules to prompt and corpus content.
Prompt Injection Test Pack
Exercises bounded injection cases against the running or representative application.
Adversarial Range
Tests prompt failure inside wider retrieval, agent, tool, approval, and output flows.
AI SECURITY WORKBENCH
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Start with one bounded application, workflow, tool set, or security decision. Use the relevant Workbench experience to produce connected context, reviewable findings, assigned controls, and explicit next steps.
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Prompt Asset Scanner
Discover and classify prompts and instructions across the codebase.
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Threat Canvas
Place privileged prompts and instruction-controlled flows in system context.
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Prompt Injection Test Pack
Exercise the failure conditions identified during review.
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Code Scanner
Analyze how prompts are assembled, invoked, transformed, and connected to actions.