Guardrail Assurance
Penaxtra runs a dedicated probe suite against your guardrail-fronted endpoints to check whether they hold under jailbreaks, injection, and data-leakage attempts.
Last reviewed July 2026
The gap Guardrail Assurance closes
Teams deploy a prompt firewall, a content filter, or a third-party prompt gateway and assume it works. Vendors publish accuracy numbers on their own benchmarks. Nobody tests the guardrail in place, against the specific bypasses that matter, on the customer's own traffic shape.
How Penaxtra delivers Guardrail Assurance
Penaxtra ships a Guardrail Assurance probe suite that targets the guardrail itself: jailbreak pass-through, injection bypass, PII and secret leakage, and system-prompt exfiltration. Point a scan at a gateway-fronted endpoint and the suite reports which controls held and which let an adversarial request through, folded into the standard findings inventory with framework mappings.
Guardrail Assurance capabilities
Covers jailbreak pass-through, injection bypass, PII and secret leakage, system-prompt exfiltration
Works against both the built-in Runtime Gateway and declared third-party prompt gateways
Coverage view: which guardrail enforcement points have actually been tested
Failures mirror into the standard findings inventory with OWASP and ATLAS references
Guardrail Assurance compliance mapping
Maps to OWASP LLM01 (prompt injection), LLM02 (insecure output handling), LLM06 (sensitive information disclosure), MITRE ATLAS AML.T0051 (LLM prompt injection) and AML.T0054 (LLM jailbreak), and EU AI Act Article 15 (robustness and cybersecurity).