Avery Rulebook for Lakera Guard

Block hostile prompts and block out-of-policy actions.

Lakera Guard protects AI applications from prompt injection, data loss and unsafe interactions. Rulebook complements it by enforcing enterprise operating policy even when the interaction is benign.

The operating reality

Security controls answer whether an interaction appears malicious or unsafe. Enterprise policy also needs to answer whether a legitimate user may perform a legitimate action in this exact business context.

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Addexecutable enterprise policy
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The runtime compliance gate

Check the answer or action before it creates impact.

Rulebook evaluates live context against the confirmed policy and regulatory rules that apply, then returns a decision the agent must follow.

01Context

Actor, purpose, data, jurisdiction and proposed action

02Gate

Allow, deny, obligations or named human review

03Audit

Evidence, rulebook version and signed decision trace

Architecture boundary

Existing layer

Lakera Guard

Detect and block adversarial or unsafe AI interactions at runtime.

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Decision layer

Avery Rulebook

Resolve contextual business permission, obligations and human review requirements.

Lakera Guard is a specialized AI security control. Rulebook is the enterprise policy compliance and decision layer.

Why the gap persists

Policies exist. Runtime compliance gates do not.

01

A safe prompt can request an unauthorized business action.

02

Threat detection does not encode approval authority.

03

Security events and policy decisions need separate but connected evidence.

Rulebook in the workflow

01

Inspect

Lakera Guard screens the interaction for AI security risk.

02

Authorize

Rulebook evaluates the requested decision under enterprise policy.

03

Correlate

Store both security and policy outcomes with the workflow event.

Potential outcomes

Make compliance a gate in the work, not a report about the work.

  • Coverage for adversarial and ordinary policy risk
  • Cleaner separation of security and business governance
  • Correlated evidence for investigation

Questions leaders ask

Does Rulebook detect prompt injection?

That is not its primary role. A specialized runtime security control such as Lakera Guard remains complementary.

Why run both?

Because secure input does not imply authorized outcome, and authorized intent does not imply secure input.

Executive briefing

Add an auditable compliance gate to Lakera Guard integration.

Bring one consequential agent workflow. We will map the governing policies and regulations, runtime gate, human authority and auditable evidence path with your team.

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