Lasso Security

Lasso Security is a cybersecurity platform focused on securing large language model deployments across the enterprise attack surface.

Overview

Lasso Security takes an offensive-informed approach to LLM security. Its platform maps the organization’s LLM attack surface — models, agents, integrations and data flows — then continuously assesses and protects them against prompt injection, model abuse, data exposure and supply chain risks. Its researchers actively publish on emerging LLM attack techniques.

Visibility is central: Lasso inventories where AI is used across the enterprise, evaluates risk posture and enforces guardrails at runtime. The platform integrates with development and security workflows so protections follow models from build to production.

Lasso’s platform maps how models, agents and integrations connect across the enterprise, assesses risk at each point and applies runtime guardrails where needed. Its security research informs detection of emerging LLM attack techniques, and its tooling covers the development pipeline as well as production. For organizations with complex, agent-driven AI deployments, Lasso provides visibility that traditional application security tooling cannot.

Key Features

• LLM attack surface mapping and AI asset inventory
• Runtime guardrails against injection and model abuse
• Data exposure and sensitive information protection
• Assessment of agents, plugins and AI integrations
• Continuous monitoring with security team workflows
• Research-driven detection of emerging LLM threats

Pricing

Lasso Security is an enterprise platform licensed through sales, with deployment and scope tailored per organization.

Who Is It For

Enterprises at the frontier of LLM adoption that need visibility and protection across a sprawling AI footprint.

FAQ

Is Lasso Security free to use?

No — it is enterprise software sold through direct sales engagements.

Does Lasso Security offer an API?

The platform integrates with security and development toolchains; integration scope is defined per deployment.

How does Lasso Security compare to alternatives?

Its attack-surface-first approach and research depth target complex, agent-heavy LLM environments.

Does Lasso Security cover AI agents as well as models?

Yes — Lasso assesses and protects agents, plugins and AI integrations along with models and data flows.

Who should consider Lasso Security?

Organizations with substantial AI footprints — multiple models, agents and integrations in production — are Lasso’s core audience. If your teams are deploying autonomous agents that call tools and access data, connecting models to sensitive systems, or struggling to inventory where AI is being used, Lasso provides the visibility layer. It suits security teams in finance, technology and other sectors where LLM deployments are moving fast and traditional application security tooling does not cover model-specific risks.