The AI Action Firewall
Control what AI is allowed to do.
Every AI request passes through SAILLENT before it reaches models, APIs, tools, or sensitive data. Prevent prompt injection, stop data leakage, and enforce zero-trust execution across AI systems.
The AI Action Firewall
Intercept. Inspect. Enforce. Audit.
AI Agents Are Multiplying.
Security Isn't Keeping Up.
4 critical risks leaving your organization exposed
The problem is clear. The question is: how do you fix it?
See the Solution ↓The AI Action Firewall
SAILLENT sits between your AI agents, your models, and your tools.
Intercept
Every request is intercepted before reaching models
Inspect
Inspect for PII, injection, and policy violations
Enforce
Allow, block, redact, or modify in real-time
Audit
Complete visibility with compliance-ready logs
✅ Real-time Protection
Block prompt injection, prevent data leakage, and enforce zero-trust tool access.
✅ Complete Visibility
Real-time dashboards, audit logs, and compliance reporting for every AI action.
✅ GitOps Policies
Version-controlled security policies with peer review and automated validation.
Everything you need to secure AI agents
PII Shielding
Automatic detection and redaction of sensitive data before it reaches external LLMs. Protect emails, SSNs, credit cards with advanced evasion resistance.
Prompt Injection Protection
Block jailbreak attempts and indirect injection attacks. Detect roleplay attacks, translation tricks, and hidden instructions in RAG documents.
MCP Tool Authorization
Enforce zero-trust access to tools. Every tool call is validated against policies. Block unauthorized SQL execution, file access, and API calls.
Real-Time Audit & Monitoring
Complete visibility into every AI agent action. Live dashboard shows requests, decisions, and policy violations. Export audit logs for compliance.
GitOps Policy Management
Define security policies in YAML. Version control, peer review, and automated validation. Integrate with your existing CI/CD workflows.
See SAILLENT in action
We'll show you how to block prompt injection, prevent data leakage, and enforce zero-trust tool access.

