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What is PyRASP ?

PyRASP is a Runtime Application Self Protection package for Python-based Web Servers (Flask, FastAPI and Django) and Serverless Functions (AWS Lambda, Azure and Google Cloud Functions). It protects against the main attacks web applications are exposed to, from within the application. It is also capable of providing basic telemetry such as cpu and memory usage, as well as requests count. Additionally, PyRASP implements Zero-Trust Application Access for critical applications, ensuring only up-to-date authorized browsers can connect.

PyRASP provides full agentic AI security by protecting MCP servers tools from malicious inputs injections and data leaks (PII and credentials) that would result from unexpected processing. It also defend LLM frontends against malicious prompt injection attempts.

It can operate using a local configuration file or get it from a remote/cloud server. Logs and telemetry (optional) can be sent to remote servers as well, and threats information can be shared across agents.

One specificity of PyRASP relies on the fact that it does not use signatures. Instead it will leverage decoys, thresholds, system and application internals as well as machine learning for detection.

AWS Lambda Functions are no longer supported since version 0.8.3

Documentation

Full documentation <br>Release Notes <br>Web Site

Contacts

Renaud Bidou - renaud@paracyberbellum.io