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FactGiskardOpenSecureAI Scanner
Company foundingLinkedIn lists the company as founded in 2021 and headquartered in Paris.OpenSecureAI states that it was founded in 2026 and launched its prompt-injection scanner and platform during 2026.
Documentation depthDocumentation includes installation, checks, scans, API references, migration guidance, examples, a glossary and community Discord support.Documentation includes installation, library API, CLI flags and exit codes, GitHub Action configuration, REST examples, observability fields, system-prompt auditing and threat-feed queries.
Founded20212026
HeadquartersEuropeThe company describes itself as global and remote-first rather than listing a physical headquarters.
IntegrationsThe earlier product description lists compatibility with Hugging Face, MLflow, Weights & Biases, PyTorch, TensorFlow and LangChain.The LLM Gateway can forward prompts to a selected OpenAI, Anthropic, xAI, or Groq provider/model and scan the response.
PurposeGiskard describes its platform as a way to find vulnerabilities in AI agents before they reach production.OpenSecureAI describes its platform as tools, threat intelligence, and learning resources to protect AI systems from prompt injection, data poisoning, model theft, and emerging GenAI threats.

Giskard plans

  • FreeFree
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  • EnterprisePriced on request
  • ProfessionalPriced on request

OpenSecureAI Scanner plans

  • FreeFree
  • Pro$49 a month
  • TeamPriced on request

Pick Giskard if…

Giskard suits teams responsible for evaluating conversational AI agents through API endpoints before release. It also fits organizations needing enterprise red-team scans, custom evaluations, human review, or controlled deployment options.

Pick OpenSecureAI Scanner if…

It suits AI application teams, agent and MCP developers, security and compliance reviewers, learners, and red-teamers. Developers seeking text-scanning tools with API and command-line options may find it relevant.

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