AI security protection for in-vehicle assistants, operational agents, and enterprise LLM applications. Identify and intercept prompt injections, data leaks, unauthorized tool calls, non-compliant outputs, and high-risk automated operations.
V-Guard is a specialized security proxy component for LLMs and Agents.
Building a full-lifecycle AI security defense from input to output
Real-time detection and interception of malicious instructions and system prompt theft.
Identify and mask PII, VINs, and corporate secrets in inputs and outputs.
Intercept unauthorized agent tool call attempts based on identity and context.
Fine-grained access control for Agents interacting with external APIs, databases, and environments.
Review generated text for compliance, toxicity, and brand alignment.
Record all sessions, protection logs, and tool calls to meet compliance audit requirements.
Visual policy engine to flexibly configure block/allow rules across different scenarios.
Synchronize AI security events to VSOC in real-time for cross-domain analysis and automated response.
Prevent malicious voice command injections that could interfere with driving safety.
Ensure cabin entertainment and info services do not output harmful content, protecting user privacy.
Control access permissions of security agents to critical data, preventing misoperations.
Ensure employees do not leak sensitive business data when using internal LLMs.
Review action plans of embodied AI robots to prevent dangerous physical movements.
Ensure customer-facing AI outputs are compliant and prevent manipulation into false promises.
| Product | Main Value | Relation to V-Guard |
|---|---|---|
| S3-VSOC | Cloud security operations and closed-loop response | Receives prompt injection and unauthorized call alerts intercepted by V-Guard. |
| V-SafetyMind | Cabin full-domain security and privacy protection | V-SafetyMind is the overarching cabin product; its LLM protection is powered by V-Guard. |
| V-Copilot | Automated security triage and response agent | V-Guard protects V-Copilot from being maliciously manipulated when calling security tools. |
AI Guardrails are specialized security proxy components for Large Language Models (LLMs) and Agents. Placed between user input, the LLM, and external tools, they detect and filter malicious inputs, non-compliant outputs, and high-risk tool calls in real time.
They defend against Prompt Injections, Jailbreaks, sensitive data leaks (e.g., PII), non-compliant or harmful content generation, and unauthorized API operations by agents.
A Prompt Injection is an attack where malicious instructions are embedded in the input to override the LLM's System Prompt, tricking it into executing unauthorized tasks or leaking sensitive information.
In-vehicle LLMs interact directly with passengers and vehicle control interfaces. Without guardrails, attackers could manipulate vehicle functions via voice, or the model could output inappropriate content. Guardrails ensure a safe baseline for the cabin AI experience.
Agents can execute actions (like querying databases or controlling devices). If their tool usage lacks fine-grained permissions, a prompt-injected agent could act as a springboard for attackers to breach backend systems or physical devices.
All high-risk injection attempts and unauthorized call events intercepted by the guardrail are sent to the VSOC platform as standardized logs. The VSOC can correlate these with vehicle network traffic to quickly locate the source and trigger automated defense.
Yes. The system meticulously records all dialogues, interception actions, policy matches, and tool results. It supports encrypted data retention and one-click generation of AI security audit reports.
They are designed for OEMs, Tier 1 suppliers, autonomous driving teams, robot manufacturers introducing LLMs, and enterprise security teams securing internal AI productivity tools.