TLDR: Pangea has launched its AI Detection and Response (AIDR) solution, a comprehensive security platform designed to monitor, detect, and secure generative AI across enterprises. This platform aims to address critical security gaps, including sensitive data leakage and indirect prompt injection, enabling proactive AI oversight.
Palo Alto, California – July 29, 2025 – Pangea, a prominent provider of AI security guardrails, today announced the official launch of its Pangea AI Detection and Response (AIDR) platform. This innovative solution is engineered to provide robust security for generative AI applications across the enterprise, encompassing employee AI usage, internally developed AI applications, and AI factories. The platform is currently available for early access, with general availability slated for September 2025.
The introduction of Pangea AIDR marks a significant advancement in how organizations can defend against the burgeoning risks associated with AI, such as shadow AI and the leakage of sensitive data to large language models (LLMs). Existing security frameworks often present substantial visibility and detection deficiencies concerning threats like indirect prompt injection and excessive agency. Pangea’s AIDR empowers security teams to transition from a reactive governance approach to proactive AI oversight, thereby accelerating innovation securely.
Oliver Friedrichs, Founder and CEO of Pangea, emphasized the urgency of this development, stating, “With generative AI, we’re witnessing the fastest software adoption curve in history—but also the fastest-growing security blind spot.” He further added, “Pangea AIDR is the first unified AI security platform to serve both security teams concerned about employee use of GenAI, and product teams to protect homegrown AI workloads. The platform fits seamlessly into existing security operation workflows and technology stacks, and is part of a larger wave of innovations we’re bringing to market to address the AI attack surface.”
At its core, Pangea AIDR is built upon Pangea’s proprietary AI Guard technology. It deploys AI sensors across various form factors, feeding telemetry into a powerful AI policy control and threat detection engine. This engine then generates alerts and logs accessible via an analyst console, facilitating automated AI response and control actions. The new service offers comprehensive AI security, providing full visibility into AI tool usage across browsers, applications, agents, gateways, and cloud infrastructure, enabling organizations to meticulously track when and how these tools are utilized. AIDR also ensures consistent access and data policy enforcement across LLMs, agentic applications, shadow AI tools, and development environments.
Coinciding with the AIDR launch, Pangea has also expanded Pangea Labs, its elite AI security research division, and introduced new red teaming services specifically for AI systems. These services are designed to simulate real-world cyberattacks on AI systems, moving beyond traditional penetration testing to target vulnerabilities inherent in LLMs and other AI technologies. Pangea Labs will focus on advanced AI attack techniques, including prompt injection attacks and defenses, AI model manipulation, and jailbreaking methods.
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Pangea’s AI security tools are reported to offer protection against a wide array of AI attack techniques, including prompt injection and sensitive data leakage, addressing a majority of the OWASP Top Ten Risks for LLM applications. The company has already garnered recognition from over 150 Chief Information Security Officers in its sector as a leading cybersecurity firm, supporting clients in securing their AI tools and workflows.
