Connect DeepKeep integrations
Fortify your generative AI models against unpredictable security exploits by automating DeepKeep with Make. Linking this AI firewall to our workflow automation tool lets you instantly trigger alerts for prompt injections, audit conversational safety, and run automated threat simulations. Sign up for free today to build your first proactive security connection.
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Check prompt against defined guardrails.
Create Conversation to contain prompts and responses in a single conversation.
Performs an arbitrary authorized API call.
Check prompt against defined guardrails.
Check prompt against defined guardrails.
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Popular DeepKeep workflows.
Connect DeepKeep with Make. Automate your AI security, sync critical data, and optimize your workflows.
Protect Your Entire AI Stack with DeepKeep and Make Automations
By integrating DeepKeep with Make, you can easily secure your AI models. Build visual firewalls, filter real-time threats, and automate instant incident responses to protect your entire workflow.
Easily wrap your AI models in a protective security layer using Make's visual editor without writing custom code.
Automatically send flagged security threats straight to Zendesk or messaging tools for immediate human review.
Scan customer prompts for malicious attacks before they hit your AI, and verify the model's response before your user sees it.
Connect DeepKeep with any AI service or customer tool in Make to secure your entire automation stack in one place.
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