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- Lasso is an enterprise AI security platform that discovers the AI agents and applications in an environment, assesses their exposure and exploitable weaknesses through automated red teaming, and enforces policies at runtime.
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- It is sold to security teams that need to govern AI agents and homegrown AI applications across their lifecycle.
- Best for
- Enterprise security and AppSec teams that need inventory, posture assessment, adversarial testing and runtime protection for AI agents and AI applications.
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- Also fits organizations in regulated or air-gapped environments that must keep AI inspection data on their own infrastructure.
- Pricing
- Lasso does not publish prices, tiers or plan structure
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- its site funnels every commercial path to "Book a Demo" or "Get a Free Assessment," so actual cost is unknown from public sources.
- Lasso markets cost efficiency rather than a price: it claims its CPU-based LEAP guardrail is "570x more cost-effe
- Main limitation
- Small teams or individuals wanting a self-serve, publicly priced tool, since everything routes through a demo or free assessment.
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- Also a poor fit for buyers who need independently audited accuracy and cost benchmarks before committing.
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About
- Lasso is an enterprise AI security platform that discovers the AI agents and applications in an environment, assesses their exposure and exploitable weaknesses through automated red teaming, and enforces policies at runtime.
- It is sold to security teams that need to govern AI agents and homegrown AI applications across their lifecycle.
What it helps with
- Shadow AI sprawl: security teams lack visibility into the AI tools and agents employees use and build.
- Non-deterministic AI behavior defeats fixed-pattern and regex-based DLP defenses.
- Fractured AI supply chain: foundation-model vulnerabilities and provider updates that silently change agent behavior.
- Guardrail cost and latency: inspecting every request with a large reasoning model is expensive and slow.
- Compliance mapping: controls need alignment to NIST, OWASP and MITRE frameworks.
- Agentic risk: autonomous agents can take actions beyond their authorized scope without runtime checks.
Capabilities
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| Offering | Available | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| AI Discovery & AI-BOM | Yes | Discovers agents via platform integrations and homegrown apps via CI, and inventories models, system prompts, tools and guardrails. |
| AI Security Posture Management | Yes | Misconfiguration and policy-gap analysis, supply-chain risk assessment, and NIST/OWASP framework alignment. |
| Automated AI Red Teaming | Yes | 3,000+ attack library across OWASP Top 10, multi-turn agentic attacks, context poisoning and tool-chain manipulation. |
| Runtime Policy Enforcement | Yes | Enforces policies inline at the proxy, API or AI Gateway layer. |
| AI Detection & Response | Yes | MITRE and OWASP threat detection with full attack context; vendor reports 98.6% detection accuracy and sub-50ms latency. |
| CPU-based guardrail (LEAP) | Yes | Transformer-free guardrail the vendor says runs on CPUs without GPUs; vendor claims under 5ms per decision and no context-window cap. |
| Self-hosted LLM-as-a-judge (RAPID) | Yes | Handles the small fraction of decisions needing complex plain-language policy judgment; implies GPU use for those cases. |
| Air-gapped / regulated deployment | Limited | Stated for the LEAP guardrail; a full deployment matrix and system requirements are not published. |
| Self-serve free tier or public pricing | No | No public plans, prices or self-serve signup found; access is via demo or free assessment. |
| Independently audited benchmarks | Unknown | Accuracy, throughput and cost figures are all first-party and conflict across pages; no independent benchmark found. |
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