HiddenLayer AISec Platform 2.0

https://www.hiddenlayer.com/platform

Targets the supply-chain / lineage layer rather than runtime memory writes. Model Genealogy tracks training/fine-tuning/modification history — catches poisoning baked in during training. AIBOM generates auditable inventory of model components + datasets. Runtime layer also monitors agentic workflows.

At a glance

Type
Model Genealogy + AIBOM (supply-chain layer)
Tier
T1
Created
2022-03 (founded March 2022; emerged from stealth July 2022 with $6M seed; Series A $50M Sep 2023)
Latest release
not applicable — not OSS
License
not applicable — not OSS
GitHub
not applicable — no GitHub repo
Pricing
enterprise pricing; contact sales; no public pricing
Funding
$56M total ($6M seed Ten Eleven Ventures Jul 2022; $50M Series A M12+Moore Strategic Sep 2023)

Taxonomy

storage
n/a
retrieval
n/a
persistence
long-term
update
read-only
unit
model
governance
auditable
conflict
n/a

When to use

Optimised for: governance + compliance + audit + adversarial hardening

Anti-fit: not for hobbyist / non-production use cases

Pros & cons

Pros

Strong on adversarial ML threats (model evasion, training-data poisoning) extending into memory poisoning at runtime.

Cons

Broad ML-security positioning means memory specifically isn't the focus; pricing is enterprise-tier.

Claims & capabilities

Model-agnostic and agentless — no access to weights or training data required.

Technical surface

API surface
REST (typical SaaS REST + first-party SDK pattern; see vendor docs for language coverage)
Backend storage
custom
Deployment
SaaS cloud or on-prem enterprise; agentless; no weights or training data access needed
Embedding model
locked
Multi-tenancy
hard-isolation
MCP
Yes — Agentic and MCP Security use-case (Use case 04); protects agents and MCP-based systems from prompt injection / unsafe tool use
A2A
no data — searched hiddenlayer.com, hiddenlayer.com/platform, docs.hiddenlayer.com; A2A protocol not advertised
OpenTelemetry
no data — searched hiddenlayer.com/platform, docs.hiddenlayer.com; OpenTelemetry export not advertised

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