
The Multi-Layered Security Fortress for Data Assets
Constructing an impenetrable defense perimeter for the AI supply chain. From storage to computation, we employ privacy-preserving technologies and adversarial defense to ensure data remains sovereign, uncorrupted, and confidential in an open ecosystem.
Aego exists to immunize the AI data lifecycle against emerging adversarial threats and privacy breaches.

Firewalls and perimeter defenses cannot stop prompt injection, jailbreaks, or inference-time exploits, while sensitive data remains exposed during training and computation.
[ The perimeter is secure, the data is not. ]

Malicious triggers and poisoned samples are covertly embedded in training datasets, causing models to learn hidden behaviors and activate sleeping backdoors under specific conditions.
[ Data is ingested, but trust is compromised. ]

Attackers reverse-engineer training data from model outputs, reconstructing sensitive PII, proprietary content, or confidential records that were never meant to be revealed.
[ Value is delivered, but secrets are stolen. ]
Enable model training on encrypted data using MPC and TEE without decryption.
Detect and sanitize poison attacks, backdoor triggers, and adversarial samples.
Real-time filtering of prompt injections and jailbreak attempts during inference.
Add statistical noise to outputs to prevent memorization and re-identification.
Granular access policies ensuring data never leaves approved geo-fences or enclaves.
Automated AI agents constantly attack your assets to identify zero-day vulnerabilities.


Encrypted storage and computation for medical records, financial logs, and biometric IDs.
Protection for proprietary algorithms, trade secrets, and industrial blueprints.
Securing vector databases against reconstruction attacks and unauthorized similarity search.
Preventing model extraction/stealing via API hardening and weight encryption.
Ensuring clean, poison-free instruction sets for RLHF and SFT processes.
Shielding system prompts and long-context windows from leakage via prompt injection.