03 · Platform
Shield
Guardrails in production, scoring every request in real time — one policy, five engines.
<5ms
first-line guardrail latency
37
input + output scanners (llm-guard)
5
engines behind one policy
The problem
Guardrails usually get bolted on one at a time, from whichever vendor a team happened to pick — inconsistent rules, inconsistent actions, and no single place to see what got blocked and why. Every provider adds latency; nobody wants five of them stacked in series.
What you get
- ✓One managed guardrail layer, one policy, five engines behind it — instead of five separate integrations for your team to maintain.
- ✓A sub-5ms first line of defense before anything reaches a slower, more thorough engine.
- ✓Consistent allow / flag / block actions regardless of which engine caught the issue.
- ✓Per-tenant policy — tighten Shield automatically when Attack or Discover finds something new.