AI Security Tools
To secure AI systems at 77 Security, we utilize a mix of open-source and enterprise-grade tools. This list is updated regularly as the landscape evolves.
Red Teaming & Attack Simulation
Section titled “Red Teaming & Attack Simulation”These tools help security researchers simulate attacks to find vulnerabilities before the “bad actors” do.
| Tool Name | Developer | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Garak | Leon Derczynski | Scanning LLMs for hallucinations and prompt injections. |
| PyRIT | Microsoft | Automating the evaluation of generative AI risk. |
| Counterfit | Microsoft | General-purpose terminal tool for AI security testing. |
Evaluation & Benchmarking
Section titled “Evaluation & Benchmarking”Use these to measure how “safe” your model is compared to industry standards.
- Giskard: An open-source framework for testing ML models (from Tabular to LLMs).
- DeepEval: “Unit testing” for LLMs. It lets you write tests to ensure your model doesn’t drift into unsafe territory.
Runtime Protection (Guardrails)
Section titled “Runtime Protection (Guardrails)”Tools that sit between the user and the model to stop attacks in real-time.
- NeMo Guardrails (NVIDIA): A toolkit to add programmable guardrails to LLM-based conversational systems.
- Llama Guard (Meta): A safeguard model specifically tuned to detect unsafe prompts and responses.