Ebryx Introduces LLMSec for AI Security

Apr 17, 2025
Ebryx has launched LLMSec, a suite of security services designed to protect Large Language Models (LLMs) and AI agents, addressing unique vulnerabilities in generative AI applications.
Ebryx Introduces LLMSec for AI Security

Ebryx has launched LLMSec, a suite of specialized security services aimed at protecting Large Language Models (LLMs) and AI agents, announced in a press release. As startups and mid-market tech firms increasingly integrate generative AI into their products, they face new security threats that traditional application security measures do not cover.

LLMSec addresses vulnerabilities such as prompt injection, data leakage, agent misuse, and model supply chain risks. It offers modular, expert-led services that integrate into a team's software development lifecycle and GenAI infrastructure. These services include real-time defenses against adversarial prompts, continuous auditing of LLM outputs, and privacy compliance monitoring.

The LLMSec suite is available in three packages: Starter Shield for AI pilots, Growth Guard for production-ready teams, and Enterprise Edge for security-critical environments. This initiative by Ebryx aims to provide AI-driven teams with the necessary security measures to scale safely without compromising speed or compliance.

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