As organizations integrate Generative AI into their workflows, the prompt box becomes the new perimeter. Standard network firewalls and cloud access security brokers (CASBs) inspect packets, but they cannot parse prompt inputs or detect jailbreak attempts. Prompt Security is necessary to ensure that inputs remain clean of confidential data and malicious instructions.
TryAIDR intercepts and analyzes every prompt at the OS clipboard or browser layer, before it is transmitted over the network.
The Risks of Unsecured Prompts
Sending raw, uninspected prompts directly to LLM providers introduces major vulnerabilities:
- Source Code Leaks: Developers copy-pasting entire proprietary repositories to debug or refactor.
- Credential Harvesting: Accidental leakage of API keys, password strings, and security tokens.
- Prompt Injection: Malicious instructions embedded in documents or emails that trick the AI into bypassing corporate system prompts.
Real-Time Prompt Protection with TryAIDR
TryAIDR provides deep security filters directly on the employee's machine:
- PII and Secret Redaction: Detects and masks social security numbers, credit card details, passwords, and custom enterprise identifiers.
- Prompt Injection Detection: Blocks prompt structures that try to force the LLM to ignore its system rules or output prohibited content.
- Client-Side Latency: Evaluates inputs in less than 10 milliseconds using a local processing model, meaning zero lag for the developer.
Prompt Security Configuration Example
Here is a look at a prompt security policy configured to block system prompt extraction attempts and mask proprietary API keys:
{
"rule_id": "prompt-sec-01",
"filters": [
{
"pattern": "ignore previous instructions",
"action": "block"
},
{
"pattern": "api_key_regex",
"action": "redact",
"replacement": "[REDACTED_API_KEY]"
}
]
}