FAQ - 
Frequently Asked Questions 

A specialized security layer that protects AI systems - especially large language models (LLMs) - by inspecting and filtering both user inputs (prompts) and model outputs. Unlike traditional firewalls, it analyzes natural language semantics and intent, blocking threats like prompt injection, data leakage and unsafe outputs in real time. AI Firewall security introduces a new paradigm: Traditional security → focuses on network traffic and signatures  AI security → focuses on language, intent, and behavior  That shift is why entirely new terms - like prompt injection, semantic filtering and LLM guardrails - have become essential in modern cybersecurity.