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OPSWAT AI Security

Protecting Data Pipelines, LLMs and Model Endpoints

Protect enterprise AI from malicious content, poisoned data, prompt injection, and sensitive data exposure. OPSWAT inspects, sanitizes, and controls files and data across ingestion, storage, training, LLM interactions, open-source models, and inference.

  • Multilayer Threat Prevention
  • Sensitive Data Protection
  • AI Model and Content Security

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Which third-party datasets are actively corrupting our vector embeddings?

Where are dormant payloads hiding inside our AI cloud storage systems?

What hidden malware is lurking inside files uploaded to our RAG database?

How do we detect zero-day exploits before they enter our training clusters?

What mechanisms stop employees from uploading malicious code into our local models?

What corporate PII is accidentally slipping through into public AI APIs?

How do we strip hidden, sensitive metadata before files reach our AI pipelines?

How does a serialized model file execute malicious code when loaded?

Which open-source model formats pose the highest risk of infecting our infrastructure?

How do we detect if an agent generates or processes a fraudulent document?

Why are external AI model packages bypassing our standard perimeter firewalls?

THE NEW REALITY

Untrusted Data Creates Risk Across AI Workflows

Enterprise AI development depends on files and data from users, enterprise applications, repositories, databases, APIs, third-party sources, and external models. When these data, LLMs and files enter AI workflows without the right security controls, malware, sensitive information, and manipulated data can affect downstream models, agents, and applications.

Prompt Injection Manipulates AI Behavior

Malicious prompts, hidden instructions, and unsafe outputs can manipulate AI behavior, expose sensitive data, or trigger unintended actions across LLMs and agents.

Sensitive Data Can Be Exposed Through AI

Confidential, regulated, proprietary, and high-risk data can enter prompts, training datasets, retrieval workflows, and AI applications.

Malicious Files Can Compromise AI Workflows

Documents, archives, images, code, and model files can contain embedded objects, scripts, metadata, and nested content. Each introduces distinct risks, from malware and hidden payloads to data leakage.

Unverified AI Assets Can Introduce Risk

Model files, datasets, notebooks, archives, and supporting artifacts often enter AI environments from internal teams, third parties, and open-source sources. Without inspection, these assets can carry malware, sensitive data, vulnerable components, or unsafe files into training, evaluation, storage, and deployment workflows.

  • Unsafe Inputs & Outputs

    Prompt Injection Manipulates AI Behavior

    Malicious prompts, hidden instructions, and unsafe outputs can manipulate AI behavior, expose sensitive data, or trigger unintended actions across LLMs and agents.

  • Sensitive Data Leakage

    Sensitive Data Can Be Exposed Through AI

    Confidential, regulated, proprietary, and high-risk data can enter prompts, training datasets, retrieval workflows, and AI applications.

  • File Threats

    Malicious Files Can Compromise AI Workflows

    Documents, archives, images, code, and model files can contain embedded objects, scripts, metadata, and nested content. Each introduces distinct risks, from malware and hidden payloads to data leakage.

  • Trusted LLM Models

    Unverified AI Assets Can Introduce Risk

    Model files, datasets, notebooks, archives, and supporting artifacts often enter AI environments from internal teams, third parties, and open-source sources. Without inspection, these assets can carry malware, sensitive data, vulnerable components, or unsafe files into training, evaluation, storage, and deployment workflows.

Enterprise AI Security

Secure Every Stage of Enterprise AI Development

OPSWAT applies multi-layered, prevention first security across the data feeding AI, the models introduced into enterprise environments, and the interactions occurring through LLMs and inference endpoints.

Protect Data Across AI Training Pipelines

Secure structured and unstructured data as it enters, moves through, and is stored across AI training environments. OPSWAT applies multiple layers of inspection and prevention to help stop malicious content and sensitive data from becoming trusted AI input.

Inspect AI Model Artifacts Before Deployment

Scan model files, archives, notebooks, configuration files, and supporting artifacts before they are introduced into enterprise AI environments. OPSWAT helps detect file-based threats, sensitive data, and risky assets across storage, transfer, and deployment workflows.

Secure LLM File and Data Exchanges

Employees, customers, and applications can send files, prompts, and retrieved content into LLM-powered workflows. OPSWAT helps inspect, sanitize, and control these exchanges before risky files or sensitive data reach AI assistants, RAG systems, chatbots, or downstream applications.

Disrupt the AI Data Attack Chain

Threats can spread across AI/ML workflows through files, data, and inputs. OPSWAT inspects, sanitizes, and controls content before downstream impact.

Protect Critical Enterprise AI Workflows

Deploy OPSWAT AI Security wherever files and data enter, move through, or are consumed by AI workflows. Inspect and sanitize untrusted content, stop file-based threats, and control sensitive data across training pipelines, RAG, LLMs, agents, and AI applications.

Secure AI File IngestionSecure RAG PipelinesAI Data Loss PreventionGenAI Application SecuritySecure MLOps & Training Data
Why OPSWAT

Multi-Layered Prevention for Enterprise AI

OPSWAT combines advanced threat detection, content inspection, data protection, and sanitization to secure AI data pipelines, models, storage, and LLM interactions before malicious content or sensitive data can propagate across the AI environment.

Protect Data Moving Across AI Workflows

Secure the content enterprise AI depends on, including files, datasets, repositories, uploads, retrieved sources, and other business data across training, RAG, LLM, agent, and application workflows.

Prevent LLM Model & Supply Chain Threats

Scan open source LLMs, model files, and associated artifacts for malware, malicious content, and sensitive data before they are introduced into enterprise AI environments.

Control Sensitive Data from Inputs and Outputs

Detect and protect regulated, confidential, proprietary, and other sensitive data as it moves through training, retrieval, generative AI, and agentic workflows.

Apply Prevention First Security to Entire AI Development

Apply security controls throughout AI/ML workflows to reduce risk before malicious or sensitive content can be trusted, processed, or acted upon by downstream AI systems.

Powered by OPSWAT MetaDefender Platform

The MetaDefender Platform powers a portfolio of security products designed to address different risks across enterprise AI development. From data ingestion and storage to model security and AI interactions, each product brings proven OPSWAT prevention technologies to a critical part of the AI environment.

  • MetaDefender™ Core

  • MetaDefender™ Storage Security

  • MetaDefender™ Managed File Transfer

  • MetaDefender Aether™

  • MetaDefender™ Software Supply Chain

Aid AI Compliance and Data Governance

Unvetted data and malicious LLM models can introduce threats, expose sensitive information, and increase compliance risk. OPSWAT helps reduce that risk with content inspection, data classification, model scanning, and automated sanitization across enterprise AI.

AI Security Compliance Map
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    Canada 5 frameworks
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USA - Federal
Executive Order 14179Federal directive promoting AI innovation and reducing regulatory barriers.
America's AI Action PlanFederal roadmap focused on AI innovation, infrastructure, and international leadership.
Executive Order 14365Seeks a national AI policy framework and addresses conflicting state AI laws.
National AI Policy Framework RecommendationsLegislative recommendations addressing AI safety, governance, digital replicas, and infrastructure.
Executive Order 14409Federal initiative focused on advanced AI cybersecurity and voluntary frontier model cooperation.
NIST AI Risk Management FrameworkFramework for governing, mapping, measuring, and managing risks throughout the AI lifecycle.
TAKE IT DOWN ActFederal law addressing nonconsensual intimate imagery, including AI generated deepfakes.
FTC AI EnforcementApplies existing consumer protection laws to deceptive, unfair, or harmful uses of AI.
USA - State
Colorado Artificial Intelligence ActRequires transparency and disclosures for automated systems used in consequential decisions.
California SB 53Establishes safety, governance, and transparency requirements for frontier AI developers.
California AB 2013Requires generative AI developers to disclose information about training datasets.
California SB 942Establishes disclosure and provenance requirements for AI generated content.
Utah Artificial Intelligence Policy ActRequires disclosures for certain consumer interactions involving generative AI.
Texas Responsible Artificial Intelligence Governance ActRestricts certain harmful AI uses and establishes state AI governance mechanisms.
Local Law 144Requires bias audits and transparency for automated employment decision tools.
Artificial Intelligence Video Interview ActSets notice, consent, sharing, and deletion requirements for AI analyzed video interviews.
HB 3773Prohibits discriminatory use of AI in employment decisions and requires employee notice.
Canada
Artificial Intelligence and Data ActProposed federal AI framework that did not become law.
Voluntary Generative AI Code of ConductPrinciples for responsible development and management of advanced generative AI systems.
Directive on Automated Decision MakingGoverns automated decision systems used by Canadian federal institutions.
Law 25Requires transparency and review mechanisms for certain automated decisions using personal information.
PIPEDAFederal privacy law governing personal information used in commercial activities, including AI.
Peru
Law No. 31814National framework promoting safe, transparent, responsible, and rights based AI adoption.
Brazil
Artificial Intelligence Bill PL 2338/2023Proposed risk based AI framework covering prohibited and high risk systems.
LGPD Article 20Provides rights relating to automated decisions based on personal data.
United Kingdom
Pro Innovation AI Regulation FrameworkCross sector principles applied by existing UK regulators rather than a single AI regulator.
AI Security InstituteGovernment body focused on evaluating security risks from advanced AI systems.
Data Use and Access Act 2025Updates rules and safeguards relating to automated decision making and personal data.
Online Safety Act 2023Regulates illegal and harmful online content, including certain AI generated content.
Artificial Intelligence Regulation BillProposed legislation for centralized AI governance and additional organizational duties.
Europe
Council of Europe AI ConventionEstablishes principles for AI aligned with human rights, democracy, and rule of law.
European Union
EU Artificial Intelligence ActComprehensive risk based AI law covering prohibited, high risk, and general purpose AI systems.
General Purpose AI Code of PracticeGuidance supporting implementation of AI Act requirements for general purpose AI models.
GDPR Article 22Provides safeguards for individuals affected by certain solely automated decisions.
Revised Product Liability DirectiveExtends EU product liability rules to software and AI enabled products.
Italy
National AI LawComplements the EU AI Act with national rules and sector specific safeguards.
Spain
Draft AI Governance LawProposed national AI governance and enforcement framework complementing the EU AI Act.
Saudi Arabia
SDAIA AI Ethics PrinciplesRisk based AI governance principles covering privacy, security, fairness, safety, and accountability.
UAE
UAE Charter for the Development and Use of AINational principles supporting responsible, secure, transparent, and rights conscious AI use.
Artificial Intelligence and Data AuthorityFederal authority overseeing national AI, data, and digital governance.
South Korea
AI Basic ActComprehensive framework covering high impact AI, generative AI, transparency, and lifecycle risk management.
Japan
AI Promotion ActEstablishes Japan's national direction for safe and beneficial AI development and adoption.
AI Guidelines for BusinessGuidance covering safety, privacy, security, transparency, accountability, and responsible AI use.
Singapore
Model AI Governance Framework for Generative AIGovernance framework covering accountability, data, security, testing, and responsible AI deployment.
AI VerifyTesting framework and toolkit for assessing responsible AI governance practices.
Australia
Voluntary AI Safety StandardProvides guardrails for safe and responsible AI development and deployment.

USA - Federal

Executive Order 14179Federal directive promoting AI innovation and reducing regulatory barriers.
America's AI Action PlanFederal roadmap focused on AI innovation, infrastructure, and international leadership.
Executive Order 14365Seeks a national AI policy framework and addresses conflicting state AI laws.
National AI Policy Framework RecommendationsLegislative recommendations addressing AI safety, governance, digital replicas, and infrastructure.
Executive Order 14409Federal initiative focused on advanced AI cybersecurity and voluntary frontier model cooperation.
NIST AI Risk Management FrameworkFramework for governing, mapping, measuring, and managing risks throughout the AI lifecycle.
TAKE IT DOWN ActFederal law addressing nonconsensual intimate imagery, including AI generated deepfakes.
FTC AI EnforcementApplies existing consumer protection laws to deceptive, unfair, or harmful uses of AI.

USA - State

Colorado Artificial Intelligence ActRequires transparency and disclosures for automated systems used in consequential decisions.
California SB 53Establishes safety, governance, and transparency requirements for frontier AI developers.
California AB 2013Requires generative AI developers to disclose information about training datasets.
California SB 942Establishes disclosure and provenance requirements for AI generated content.
Utah Artificial Intelligence Policy ActRequires disclosures for certain consumer interactions involving generative AI.
Texas Responsible Artificial Intelligence Governance ActRestricts certain harmful AI uses and establishes state AI governance mechanisms.
Local Law 144Requires bias audits and transparency for automated employment decision tools.
Artificial Intelligence Video Interview ActSets notice, consent, sharing, and deletion requirements for AI analyzed video interviews.
HB 3773Prohibits discriminatory use of AI in employment decisions and requires employee notice.

Canada

Artificial Intelligence and Data ActProposed federal AI framework that did not become law.
Voluntary Generative AI Code of ConductPrinciples for responsible development and management of advanced generative AI systems.
Directive on Automated Decision MakingGoverns automated decision systems used by Canadian federal institutions.
Law 25Requires transparency and review mechanisms for certain automated decisions using personal information.
PIPEDAFederal privacy law governing personal information used in commercial activities, including AI.

Peru

Law No. 31814National framework promoting safe, transparent, responsible, and rights based AI adoption.

Brazil

Artificial Intelligence Bill PL 2338/2023Proposed risk based AI framework covering prohibited and high risk systems.
LGPD Article 20Provides rights relating to automated decisions based on personal data.

United Kingdom

Pro Innovation AI Regulation FrameworkCross sector principles applied by existing UK regulators rather than a single AI regulator.
AI Security InstituteGovernment body focused on evaluating security risks from advanced AI systems.
Data Use and Access Act 2025Updates rules and safeguards relating to automated decision making and personal data.
Online Safety Act 2023Regulates illegal and harmful online content, including certain AI generated content.
Artificial Intelligence Regulation BillProposed legislation for centralized AI governance and additional organizational duties.

Europe

Council of Europe AI ConventionEstablishes principles for AI aligned with human rights, democracy, and rule of law.

European Union

EU Artificial Intelligence ActComprehensive risk based AI law covering prohibited, high risk, and general purpose AI systems.
General Purpose AI Code of PracticeGuidance supporting implementation of AI Act requirements for general purpose AI models.
GDPR Article 22Provides safeguards for individuals affected by certain solely automated decisions.
Revised Product Liability DirectiveExtends EU product liability rules to software and AI enabled products.

Italy

National AI LawComplements the EU AI Act with national rules and sector specific safeguards.

Spain

Draft AI Governance LawProposed national AI governance and enforcement framework complementing the EU AI Act.

Saudi Arabia

SDAIA AI Ethics PrinciplesRisk based AI governance principles covering privacy, security, fairness, safety, and accountability.

UAE

UAE Charter for the Development and Use of AINational principles supporting responsible, secure, transparent, and rights conscious AI use.
Artificial Intelligence and Data AuthorityFederal authority overseeing national AI, data, and digital governance.

South Korea

AI Basic ActComprehensive framework covering high impact AI, generative AI, transparency, and lifecycle risk management.

Japan

AI Promotion ActEstablishes Japan's national direction for safe and beneficial AI development and adoption.
AI Guidelines for BusinessGuidance covering safety, privacy, security, transparency, accountability, and responsible AI use.

Singapore

Model AI Governance Framework for Generative AIGovernance framework covering accountability, data, security, testing, and responsible AI deployment.
AI VerifyTesting framework and toolkit for assessing responsible AI governance practices.

Australia

Voluntary AI Safety StandardProvides guardrails for safe and responsible AI development and deployment.

Purpose Built for Every Sector

Protect critical AI workflows from untrusted data, malicious models, and sensitive data exposure with multilayer, prevention first security designed for sector specific environments.

FAQs

Enterprise AI security protects the data, models, storage, and interactions that support AI systems. It helps reduce risks from malicious content, sensitive data exposure, unsafe models, prompt injections, and other threats across the AI lifecycle.

OPSWAT AI Security protects files and data across AI training pipelines, data and model storage, open-source LLM models, RAG systems, chatbot interactions, and inference endpoints.

OPSWAT inspects, sanitizes, and controls structured and unstructured data before and as it moves through AI training pipelines, helping prevent malicious content and sensitive data from becoming trusted AI input.

OPSWAT can validate data before transfer and leverage MetaDefender Data Diode technology to enable secure one-way movement of approved data into protected environments.

OPSWAT scans open-source LLM models, model files, and associated artifacts for malware, malicious content, and sensitive data before they are introduced into enterprise AI environments.

OPSWAT inspects files and content exchanged through chatbot inputs and outputs, RAG systems, and inference endpoints to help identify and prevent prompt injections and other malicious content from reaching AI applications.

OPSWAT identifies and controls sensitive information across AI data pipelines, storage, models, RAG workflows, and LLM interactions to help prevent unintended exposure or leakage.

AI firewalls typically focus on runtime interactions with AI applications. OPSWAT applies multilayer, prevention first security across a broader AI environment, including data pipelines, storage, model files, LLM interactions, RAG systems, and inference endpoints.

OPSWAT combines multiple inspection, detection, classification, and sanitization technologies to identify and neutralize risk across data, models, and AI interactions before malicious content or sensitive data can propagate downstream.

OPSWAT helps organizations apply security and data controls across enterprise AI environments to protect sensitive information, enforce internal policies, and support evolving regulatory, governance, and data protection requirements.

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AI innovation depends on trusted inputs. OPSWAT helps organizations inspect, sanitize, classify, and control the files, data, prompts, and sources feeding AI models, LLMs, RAG pipelines, agents, applications, and workflows.

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