API Security & Data Protection Blog
You can now route all Claude Code traffic through Grepture. See every request, track token costs per developer, and protect sensitive data — with a 2-minute setup.
Ben @ Grepture
Read moreStore, version, and serve prompts through Grepture — with variables, conditional logic, instant rollback, and full traffic visibility.
We started by catching sensitive data before it reaches an LLM. Now we're building a unified AI gateway with prompt management, tracing, a browser extension, and a CLI — here's why.
Direct prompt injection is obvious — a user types something malicious. Indirect injection is invisible: poisoned documents, emails, and web pages that hijack your AI when it reads them. Here's how it works, real incidents, and how to defend against it.
Every LLM observability platform captures full prompts and completions by default. If your prompts contain PII, you're now storing personal data in a third-party system you probably didn't include in your DPIA.
RAG pipelines automatically retrieve internal documents and send them to LLM providers — every chunk is a potential data leak. Here's how to protect what's flowing through your retrieval pipeline.
AI agents call dozens of APIs, tools, and models autonomously — each step is a potential data leak. Here's how to protect the data flowing through agentic workflows.
Step-by-step guide to preventing PII, secrets, and sensitive data from leaking through LLM API calls — from audit to enforcement.
A comparison of LLM security approaches — AI gateways, enterprise DLP, guardrail libraries, and content-aware proxies explained.
How reversible PII redaction works — mask sensitive data before it reaches the LLM, then restore original values in the response.
How to detect and prevent prompt injection in production LLM applications — defense-in-depth strategies with practical code examples.
A developer-focused guide to EU AI Act compliance before the August 2026 deadline — requirements, data governance, and practical steps.
A practical guide to identifying and handling personally identifiable information in LLM requests and responses.
Meet Grepture — a content-aware proxy that detects and controls sensitive data in your AI traffic before it ever reaches an LLM.