
Guardrail Release
Open-source release of the GA Guard series, a family of safety classifiers that have been providing comprehensive protection for enterprise AI deployments for the past year.
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Applied research in adversarial intelligence
Exploit discovery and forecasting, trained together.
RL-trained agents that learn from realistic engagements with agentic systems to simulate adversarial behavior. Context-aware, not random fuzzing: they understand your system and find exploits specific to it.
Single-pass vulnerability prediction. Fast enough to run on every pull request, accurate enough to catch what full red-teaming campaigns would find. Convert adversarial examples into training data for safeguards.
Why This Matters
AI systems now have real agency. They execute code, call APIs, and make autonomous decisions. Every tool in the chain is a potential entry point. Traditional security was built for static software, not systems that reason.
Our models explore how agents reason, plan, and execute. They find multi-step exploit chains across tools, APIs, and decision points: attack paths that static analysis and pattern matching cannot find.
We leverage proprietary models to simulate adversarial behavior against your system. They discover exploits you did not know existed. Our forecasting models use insights from our simulations to predict vulnerabilities before code ships. A closed loop that compounds.
Fresh press mentions, walkthroughs, and partner spotlights about how teams use General Analysis to harden their AI systems.
Our thesis
AI systems are trained for the average case. Attackers exploit the edges. AI systems are nonlinear, and fixing one vulnerability doesn't prevent the next.
Offensive models discover exploits. Forecasting models predict them. Each makes the other stronger.
Every engagement generates unique threat data. Early movers in security compound longest.