Protect your AI applications and agents from attacks, fakes, unauthorized access, and malicious data inputs.
Control your GenAI applications and agents and assure their alignment with their business purpose.
Proactively test GenAI models, agents, and applications before attackers or users do
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Ensure your app is compliant with changing regulations around the world across industries.
Proactively identify vulnerabilities through red teaming to produce safe, secure, and reliable models.
Detect and prevent malicious prompts, misuse, and data leaks to ensure your conversational AI remains safe, compliant, and trustworthy.
Protect critical AI-powered applications from adversarial attacks, unauthorized access, and model exploitation across environments.
Provide enterprise-wide AI security and governance, enabling teams to innovate safely while meeting internal risk standards.
Safeguard user-facing AI products by blocking harmful content, preserving brand reputation, and maintaining policy compliance.
Secure autonomous agents against malicious instructions, data exfiltration, and regulatory violations across industries.
Ensure hosted AI services are protected from emerging threats, maintaining secure, reliable, and trusted deployments.
The internet can be a dangerous place through which many harmful and illicit activities are conducted. The illegal trade of child sexually abusive material (CSAM) is particularly heinous, with its production inflicting deep and enduring physical and emotional tolls on its victims. Moreover, its distribution perpetuates the victimization indefinitely, as once something is uploaded to the internet, it is virtually impossible to erase. Many think of the CSAM trade as something confined to the dark web and the black market. However, ActiveFence research indicates these transactions often occur on the surface web using mainstream payment services and applications.
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