Remediation
In addition to the probe results, each probe includes a tab showing a Remediation Tasks (General and Dynamic) to address vulnerabilities identified by the probe, which can be applied to your target application.
SPLX Platform also enables you take actions, by Hardening your System Prompt, or configuring AI Runtime Protection through Guardrails Setup.
Each remediation task card includes:
Title - A short label describing the recommended fix.
Status - Indicates whether the remediation has been applied. By default, it's shown as Not Applied.
Applied By / Timestamp - These fields remain empty until the task is marked as applied, allowing for audit tracking.
Details - A clear and actionable recommendation, tailored to mitigate the specific type of vulnerability observed.
General Remediation Tasks are automatically generated after a Probe Run is completed. Dynamic Remediation Tasks are generated once the AI Analysis is finished, triggered by clicking the “Analyze with AI” button in the top-right corner.
General Remediation Tasks
These tasks are general and static in nature, serving as the first line of defense against vulnerabilities tested in a specific probe. They are created based on content provided by our red team, who propose best practices identified through research and hands-on experience.
Dynamic Remediation Tasks
The Analyze with AI feature generates dynamic remediation tasks once the analysis is complete. To access them, go to the Remediation tab and then switch to the Dynamic Remediation Tasks sub-tab.
This tab presents AI-generated, context-specific remediation suggestions based on the results of a specific probe run. Unlike General Remediation Tasks, these tasks are dynamically created to address vulnerabilities identified during that exact probe run.
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