ProofForge runs automated adversarial tests against your AI systems — finding prompt injection, jailbreaks, data leakage, and agentic misuse before attackers exploit them. No six-figure consulting engagement required.
The window to get ahead of this is closing fast. Organizations that don't test their AI systems are exposing themselves to regulatory fines, data breaches, and reputational damage — on top of the security incidents themselves.
Standard penetration testing doesn't catch prompt injection, model drift, or agentic privilege escalation. You need testing built for how AI actually breaks.
ProofForge runs structured adversarial testing across four threat layers, generating a prioritized vulnerability report mapped to OWASP, MITRE ATLAS, and NIST AI RMF frameworks.
Point ProofForge at your API endpoint. Supports OpenAI, Anthropic, Azure OpenAI, Gemini, Ollama, and any REST-compatible LLM. No code changes required.
Select your attack surface profile: LLM app, RAG system, agentic workflow, or multi-agent architecture. ProofForge tailors the test scope accordingly.
ProofForge executes 50+ attack vectors across four layers — from direct jailbreaks to indirect prompt injection through retrieved context. Tests run in parallel for speed.
Findings ranked by severity and business impact. Each vulnerability includes the triggering input, the model's response, and a remediation recommendation — ready to hand to your engineering team.
Attacker injects malicious instructions into a document that gets retrieved by the RAG system. The model follows embedded instructions it believes originated from a trusted source.
Model accepts role-play framing that elevates the user's implicit permissions beyond what the session should allow, enabling unauthorized tool invocations.
Multi-turn conversation strategy that gradually resets context boundaries, tricking the model into disclosing system prompt contents across successive turns.
ProofForge gives you the adversarial testing infrastructure that was previously only available to organizations with dedicated red teams and six-figure security budgets. Built on methodology cited by NIST, OWASP, and leading AI labs — and continuously updated as new attack patterns emerge.