How does Lasso discover my AI ecosystem?

Lasso connects directly to your CI/CD pipelines and existing cloud platforms or third-party agent builder tools, including Vertex AI, Bedrock, and Salesforce to automatically surface every AI agent and application in your environment. Once connected, you will see every agent's models, system prompts, tools, and guardrails with a complete, continuously updated picture of what agents you have and what they are doing.

How do I deploy Lasso at runtime?

Lasso enforces policy at the proxy, API, or AI Gateway layer, working side-by-side with your existing infrastructure. Once in place, it monitors every interaction and agentic decision in real time, detecting policy violations and live threats with zero latency.

What compliance frameworks will Lasso help me align to?

Lasso's AI Security Posture Management (AI-SPM) module maps your AI environment against NIST frameworks, OWASP Top 10, and more. Runtime enforcement and threat detection are also aligned to MITRE, giving your security team the coverage and evidence needed for audits, board reporting, and regulatory reviews.

What makes Lasso's red teaming different from other solutions?

Most red teaming tools test for known attack patterns. Lasso tests for intent, using a library of over 300,000 attacks to simulate adversarial, multi-turn sequences that real attackers use against agentic systems, including context poisoning and tool chain manipulation. Testing is tailored to your application's specific behavior and because Lasso is CI-native, it re-tests on every deployment so new risks do not slip through between assessments. Lasso's purple teaming automatically converts red team findings into updated enforcement policies, closing the loop between offense and defense.

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The Security Gap

AI systems are non-deterministic. They need their own security lifecycle.

Every agent behaves differently and the attack surface shifts with each development change. Security teams need to understand the fundamental intent behind what an agent does in order to secure it as scale.