Blocking Adversarial Prompts and Redacting Sensitive Data

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🛡 Sensitive data redacted before reaching the model

⚠ Jailbreak attempt blocked

Last updated Oct 7, 2026

Quick answer

PixSpace provides real-time prompt security that detects and blocks adversarial prompts like prompt injection and jailbreak attempts before they reach the model, and automatically redacts sensitive data such as customer PII, credentials, or financial details from both prompts and responses. This runs inline inside the platform a built-in secret scanner on every prompt, plus integrated CrowdStrike AI Detection & Response (AIDR) guarding both directions all in your own AWS account, with no engineering integration required per team.

Adversarial prompt detection

Flags and blocks known jailbreak patterns, prompt injection attempts, and manipulation techniques in real time through the integrated CrowdStrike AIDR guard every detection streams to your SOC's SIEM with user, department and model attribution.
Inspection happens before the model processes the request, not after and model replies are guarded on the way out too, with BLOCK / MASK / ALLOW decisions enforced per request.

Automatic data redaction

A built-in scanner strips 25+ credential patterns API keys, private keys, JWTs, access tokens from every prompt in ~3–5 ms, before any model call; the AIDR guard detects and masks PII and regulated data in both directions.
Redacts automatically, without employees needing to remember to do it manually.

Inline protection, built for availability

The built-in scanner adds ~3–5 ms; the AIDR check runs in the request path under a strict timeout with configurable fail-open or fail-closed behaviour so protection doesn't break normal usage, and you choose availability or enforcement on guard failure.
Coverage applies across the chat workspace and the platform's developer API every request that goes through PixSpace is guarded.

Why this matters compared to point solutions

Many tools only catch one risk just PII, or just jailbreak attempts. PixSpace handles adversarial prompts and data leakage in the same inline pipeline, as layers an always-on secret scanner plus the CrowdStrike AIDR guard so security teams aren't stitching together multiple products to cover both.

Where this fits

This makes PixSpace both an AI governance platform and a prompt security layer running entirely in your own AWS account, with guard telemetry landing in the SIEM your SOC already operates the control leadership needs to answer "how do we use AI safely" with confidence.

Frequently asked questions

Does this require changes to how teams already use AI?−

No. Inspection happens inline inside the platform, so it works across the chat workspace and the developer API without extra steps for employees.

Does redaction happen before or after the model sees the data?−

Before. Sensitive data is redacted from the prompt on the way in, so it never reaches the model in the first place and generated replies are guarded again on the way out.

Does this cover both chat use and direct API calls?−

Yes. Coverage applies across the chat workspace and the platform's developer API, so there's no gap between how teams access AI through PixSpace.