AI Security & SafetyTechnical Definition

LLM Output Guardrails & Validation

Guardrails are programmable security rules that validate, filter, and sanitize both incoming prompts and outgoing AI responses before they reach the user.

Core Technical Definition

LLM guardrails are programmatic pre- and post-processing validation layers designed to enforce domain boundaries, block toxic or adversarial content, and prevent data leakage.

How Guardrails works in practice

A pre-processing guardrail inspects incoming queries for jailbreaks, PII, and out-of-domain topics before calling the model.

A post-processing guardrail inspects the synthesized response to verify that it contains citations and does not violate predefined safety or legal constraints.

How SiteMind implements Guardrails

SiteMind features configurable guardrails including mandatory legal disclaimers, PII redaction, out-of-domain refusals, and custom tone constraints.

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