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HiddenLayer

A broad AI security platform. Red teaming runs as continuous, automated attack simulation alongside model supply-chain scanning and runtime defense.

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Fact block

Official site
hiddenlayer.com
Headquarters
Austin, TX, US
Ownership
Independent
Offering type
Automated platform
Delivery model
Automated attack simulation module inside a broader AI security platform. The pages describe no managed service.
What it tests (claimed)
Jailbreaks; Prompt injection; Agent / tool abuse; Data leakage; Model supply chain; Model poisoning; Model extraction
Framework mappings (claimed)
None named
Pricing public?
No. Not public; demo only.
Free tier
No. None stated.

What it tests

Claimed on the vendor's own pages. Nothing here was tested independently.

Framework mappings

None named on the pages opened. None named on the red-teaming pages that were opened. Search snippets suggested the separate AI Discovery module maps to MITRE ATLAS, OWASP and NIST; that was not confirmed on an opened page, so no mapping is shown.

Offering

Pricing

Not public. Not public; demo only. Free tier: none stated. See what AI red teaming costs.

Ownership history

Independent. HiddenLayer announced a $100M Series B led by Delta-v Capital in September 2026; the release names Austin, TX as headquarters.

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Sources

  1. AI Attack Simulation product page: https://www.hiddenlayer.com/platform/ai-attack-simulation
  2. Red teaming solution page: https://www.hiddenlayer.com/solutions/red-teaming
  3. Series B announcement: https://www.hiddenlayer.com/news/hiddenlayer-100m-series-b-ai-security