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Humanbound cover for "One Link Away: What 1,350 Runs Taught Us About Prompt Guardrails," a controlled study of 9 models. A terminal window for a pricing agent on SKU-4471 shows three tool calls: a clean competitor listing, a fetch of "this week's offer," and a final fetch that leaks the £118.40 unit cost disguised as 1x1x8.4.

One Link Away: What 1,350 Runs Taught Us About Prompt Guardrails

We gave nine models a pricing agent's job and a competitor page one link away from a trap. Four leaked a confidential unit cost on every run. Here is what 1,350 runs say about how much a system-prompt guardrail actually buys you.

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Demetris Gerogiannis
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Beyond AI Security: The Rise of AI SecOps: Splunk + Humanbound

Splunk is where most SOCs already live. Here's how Humanbound streams AI agent security findings into Splunk as structured, HMAC-signed webhooks, so agent security gets the same real-time alerting and incident response as everything else the SOC already handles.

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Sofia Aliferi
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Beyond AI Security: The Rise of AI SecOps: Microsoft PyRIT + Humanbound

PyRIT is Microsoft's open-source, research-grade red teaming framework. Here's how a point-in-time PyRIT engagement and Humanbound's continuous, compliance-mapped monitoring plug into each other, including how PyRIT's findings can train the Humanbound Firewall directly.

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Sofia Aliferi
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Beyond AI Security: The Rise of AI SecOps: Promptfoo + Humanbound

Promptfoo and Humanbound aren't competing for the same slot. Here's how Promptfoo's CI red teaming and Humanbound's continuous, compliance-mapped monitoring plug into each other, including how Promptfoo's scan results can train the Humanbound Firewall directly.

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Sofia Aliferi
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