Introducing Arcjet prompt injection detection. Catch hostile instructions before inference. Works with Next.js, Node.js, Flask, FastAPI, and any JavaScript / TypeScript or Python application.
You added in-code protection. Requests are being evaluated, and some are being blocked. That is good. But the real question is whether your app
If you maintain a public-facing form, you are already dealing with bots. The difference now is that they are getting harder to spot. Account
Security tooling has a habit of turning into infra work. You start with something simple like rate limiting or bot protection. Suddenly you are
If you are a developer working on a marketing or growth team, you have probably implemented this rule at least once: Only accept business
Most attack detection still treats applications like interchangeable boxes: requests come in, signatures are matched, packets are inspected, and decisions are made in isolation.
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