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What Antidote does

Antidote is a three‑part safety platform for AI systems, delivered as a managed cloud service. Use whichever surfaces (or all of them) fit your stack.

Data Integrity

Scan training datasets for label errors, outliers, poisoning, bias, leaked secrets, and prompt‑injection payloads. Triage, heal, and audit the results.

Runtime Security

A drop‑in firewall for LLM traffic. Scan prompts before they reach the model and responses before they reach the user.

DLP (endpoint)

A signed desktop agent that intercepts LLM traffic at the OS network layer on every managed laptop. No application code changes.
All three surfaces share the same scanners, the same Apps, the same event store, and the same admin console. They ship independently so you can adopt one (or two) without committing to the rest.

Pick a starting point

Quickstart

Sign in, scan your first dataset, and make your first Runtime Security call in about ten minutes.

Data Integrity overview

Core concepts, severity scale, and the map of every feature.

Runtime Security overview

Three ways to integrate the LLM‑traffic firewall, plus authentication.

DLP overview

Endpoint coverage for shadow‑IT AI traffic across the whole workforce.

How the surfaces relate

Data IntegrityRuntime SecurityDLP (endpoint)
What it inspectsDatasets at rest (images, text, NIfTI, detection)Live LLM prompts and responses from instrumented appsLive LLM prompts and responses from any app on a managed device
When it runsOn upload, on schedule, on demandOn every request, inlineOn every request, on the device
Who deploys itThe data / ML teamThe application teamIT, via MDM
IntegrationWeb UI, REST API, scheduled scansReverse proxy (swap base_url) or REST scan endpointsPush the signed agent through Jamf, Kandji, Intune, GPO, SCCM
OutputIssue lists, healed datasets, compliance reportsallow / redact / block verdicts, events, drift chartsSame verdicts, attributed to a device and a directory user
If you only need one surface today, start there. Wiring up the rest later is additive: workspaces, Apps, API keys, observability, and audit already know about all three.