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2026 Edition · Production-Ready Defenses for LLM Apps
Every production threat against LLM apps in one place. Prompt injection, jailbreaks, RAG poisoning, agent privilege escalation, PII leakage, output handling — with concrete defenses and code you can ship today.
OWASP LLM Top 10 Coverage All 10 vulnerability classes mapped to your stack, with detection and mitigation patterns for each.
Prompt Injection Defenses Direct, indirect, multi-modal — every variant with detection prompts, classifier patterns, and stripping logic.
Agent Hardening Playbook Tool allowlists, sandboxing, output validation, secrets isolation, audit logging — production agent security.
Compliance Quick-Map GDPR, HIPAA, SOC2 considerations for LLM apps. What auditors actually ask. PII redaction patterns.
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What's Inside
Threats
- OWASP LLM Top 10 with concrete examples
- Prompt injection (direct/indirect/multimodal)
- Jailbreak patterns and what actually works in 2026
- RAG poisoning, embedding inversion, data leakage
Defenses
- Input sanitization patterns + classifier prompts
- Output validation with structured schemas
- Sandboxed tool execution for agents
- Rate limiting, cost ceilings, anomaly detection
Agents
- Tool allowlists and least-privilege design
- Confused-deputy and privilege escalation
- Multi-step plan validation
- Audit logging that's actually useful in an incident
Compliance
- GDPR + LLM: data minimization, RTBF, lawful basis
- HIPAA-aligned RAG architectures
- SOC2: access control, encryption, monitoring
- Red-team checklist before shipping