FILTARUSE CASESCONTEXT-AWARE
FILTAR combines real-time AI protection with specialised semantic models that understand industry terminology, context and risks.
01 / FINANCIAL SERVICES
FILTAR interprets terminology and interaction context, not just generic keywords. This helps security teams apply decisions based on the interaction and business context.
Discuss a financial-services use case →02 / ENTERPRISE AI
Apply a consistent protection flow across applications, assistants, chatbots, agents and inference endpoints, with deployment as SaaS or within a customer-controlled environment.
See how the protection flow works →SPEAK THE LANGUAGE OF THE BUSINESS
Specialised semantic models help FILTAR recognise meaning, sensitive concepts and risk in the vocabulary your organisation actually uses.
Move beyond keyword matching to understand how specialised terms are used.
Shape protection around the terminology and risk patterns of each domain.
Return security decisions based on the interaction and business context.
WHERE FILTAR PROTECTS AI
Use the same protection foundation across customer-facing, internal, agentic and infrastructure use cases.
Inspect prompts and outputs for unsafe content, attacks and sensitive information before they reach customers.
Secure copilots and internal assistants that interact with confidential documents, customer data and operational systems.
Inspect agent-to-agent messages, tool calls and responses before automated actions create downstream risk.
Add a pre- and post-inference layer across hyperscaler, neocloud, private-cloud and sovereign endpoints.
A future enterprise browser capability will allow selected clients to protect prompts, links and files at the point of use.
SEMANTIC PROTECTION
FILTAR’s focused-model approach is designed to interpret language, intent and industry context before returning a structured action.
Analyse prompts, responses, links and files before they reach the model.
INPUT + OUTPUT SIGNALSIdentify language, intent, terminology and business context beyond generic keywords.
SPECIALISED SEMANTICSAllow, block, redact, warn or route the interaction according to policy.
STRUCTURED DECISION