TL;DR
Alice’s real-time AI safety solution is now available on AWS Marketplace, enabling teams to deploy production guardrails quickly and maintain policy-driven protection as AI systems scale.
We’re pleased to announce that WonderFence Guardrails has earned the Deployed on AWS badge from Amazon Web Services and is now available for purchase on AWS Marketplace. This designation confirms that ActiveFence Guardrails can operate entirely on the Amazon Web Services infrastructure. For enterprise buyers, this makes it easier to deploy ActiveFence Guardrails quickly, use it within existing cloud environments, and count the spend toward AWS Enterprise Discount Program commitments.
Why Does the “Deployed on AWS” Badge Matter?
The Deployed on AWS badge signals that ActiveFence Guardrails meets high standards for cloud-native architecture, security, and operational readiness. It also allows customers to adopt AI safety and security solutions directly within their own AWS Virtual Private Cloud with greater confidence.
What Makes Real-Time Guardrails Different?
Alice (formerly ActiveFence) Guardrails provides real-time AI safety and security across AI systems. It detects and mitigates threats such as prompt injection, data leakage, jailbreaks; as well as toxicity, abuse, child sexual abuse material, and hate speech in user and system generated content. Unlike fragmented tools that address one risk at a time, Alice (formerly ActiveFence) Guardrails offers comprehensive protection through a single engine, with custom guardrail policies fine-tuned over time to offer protection for unique brands across industries. Enterprises adopting generative AI need visibility and control at the moment of interaction. When a violation is detected, enterprises can automatically block, rewrite, or route the response without modifying any application code. This no-code actionability is especially valuable for teams seeking to enforce safety and security without slowing down development cycles. ActiveFence Guardrails delivers live dashboards and policy management tools that let teams monitor, tune, and take further action in real time. ActiveFence Guardrails takes action on text, image, audio, and video content through a unified API. It also offers multilingual support with coverage in more than twenty languages, taking into account cultural nuance and context. The system is optimized for ultra-low latency, evaluating inputs and outputs in under 100 milliseconds to keep conversational and streaming experiences snappy. Availability through AWS Marketplace also addresses procurement and governance challenges as teams can manage spend through existing AWS agreements. Security and data residency are fully respected because ActiveFence Guardrails operates inside the customer’s AWS environment. Alice (formerly ActiveFence) Guardrails aligns with AWS's most recent SaaS architecture requirements, ensuring long-term compatibility and cloud security best practices. ActiveFence is committed to making AI safer and more accountable. With ActiveFence Guardrails now deployed on AWS, we are making it easier for enterprises to build trust into their AI systems from day one. Visit the product page on AWS Marketplace or reach out to talk to an expert.
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