Threat intelligence for the AI ecosystem

Detect, investigate, and hunt attacks on the AI systems you run and depend on.

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We track threats across these AI models, agents, and frameworks

  • OpenAI
  • Anthropic
  • Gemini
  • Grok
  • Mistral
  • DeepSeek
  • Perplexity
  • Meta AI
  • Qwen
  • Hugging Face
  • Ollama
  • Cohere
  • LangChain
  • Copilot
  • Kimi
  • Claude Code
  • Codex
  • CrewAI
  • LlamaIndex
  • MCP
  • n8n
  • Cursor
  • OpenRouter
  • OpenClaw
  • Nous Hermes

AI is now part of the attack surface

Teams are deploying agents and automated workflows faster than security can keep track of them, and attackers are already using that gap.

Agents act with insider access

They hold credentials, query databases, call internal APIs, and run business workflows with the access of a trusted employee, but without the judgment or oversight that comes with one.

Prompts can carry the attack

A crafted prompt, injected directly or planted in content the agent reads, can change its decisions, leak sensitive data, or trigger unsafe actions. We track these as Indicators of Prompt Compromise (IoPCs).

The AI supply chain is unverified

Every model, dataset, package, plugin, skill, and MCP server you pull in is a new trust boundary, and most ship with no provenance, no signing, and no way to verify what they do.

Existing security has a blind spot

Traditional threat intelligence tracks malware, phishing, domains, IPs, and vulnerabilities. It doesn't track malicious prompts, compromised MCP servers, poisoned models, rogue plugins, AI agents, or AI supply-chain abuse.

Traditional threat intelligence categories and their AI threat intelligence counterparts
Traditional IntelligenceAI Threat Intelligence
MalwareMalicious AI tools & packages
Threat actorsAI attack campaigns
DomainsRogue MCP servers & malicious skills
Software supply chainModels, datasets & plugins
InfrastructureAI infrastructure exposure
ApplicationsAI agents & autonomous workflows
ExploitsPrompt injection techniques
Initial accessCompromised identities & API keys
IOC feedsIoPC feeds
TTPsAdversarial AI techniques

AI Threat Intelligence is the collection, analysis, and operational use of intelligence about threats targeting, abusing, or compromising AI systems.

SecurityBreak turns research into detection

  1. Research

    We investigate adversarial AI, malicious tools, prompt attacks, and emerging attack techniques.

  2. Intelligence

    Each finding becomes detection rules, IoPCs, and hunting content that we keep up to date.

  3. Detect & Respond

    Our products use that intelligence to detect attacks on your AI systems, so you can investigate and respond before compromise.

Thomas Roccia, founder of SecurityBreak

Built by a threat researcher

SecurityBreak was founded by Thomas Roccia, who spent 15+ years in threat intelligence at McAfee and Microsoft before focusing on AI threats in 2022.

Research presented at

  • Black Hat
  • DEF CON
  • SANS
  • BSides
  • AUSCERT
  • AISA
  • SLEUTHCON
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