Vulcan Attack, Protect and Harness GenAI Security

Vulcan is the generative AI security business of AIFT, a group whose holding company, AI Financial Technology Holding Company, is registered in the Cayman Islands and whose operating firm is incorporated in Singapore. AIFT also runs the insurers OneInfinity and OneDegree, and positions Vulcan as a provider for sovereign AI models and enterprises in Asia and the Middle East.

Vulcan Attack runs automated red teaming on GenAI models and applications using a patented attack engine and jailbreak and risk libraries, reporting attack success rates by risk category in English, several Asian languages and Standard Arabic. Vulcan Protect applies real-time guardrails to inputs, outputs and integrations to stop jailbreaks, data leakage and policy violations. Vulcan Harness governs agent tool calls and handoffs, blocks goal drift and routes high-risk decisions to human approval. Frameworks include OWASP Top 10 for LLMs and agentic apps, MITRE ATLAS and NIST AI RMF. Testimonials come from CPX, Hua Nan Bank and KBTG.

• Vulcan Attack: automated red teaming with a patented attack engine and jailbreak and prompt injection libraries.
• Multilingual testing: English, multiple Asian languages and Standard Arabic.
• Vulcan Protect: runtime guardrails against jailbreaks, data leakage and moderation violations.
• Vulcan Harness: governs agent tool calls and handoffs with trust scores and human approval for high-risk actions.
• Framework mapping: OWASP Top 10 for LLMs and agentic apps, MITRE ATLAS and NIST AI RMF 1.0.
• Security services: AI red teaming, penetration testing, vulnerability assessment and EASM.

Vietnamese banks can red team Vietnamese-language chatbots before launch, similar to KBTG testing its Thai app. Developers of Vietnamese large language models can benchmark jailbreak resistance against regional risk libraries. Enterprises deploying AI agents can route high-risk tool actions to human approval.

Banks and enterprises in Asia can test GenAI applications in local languages, not only English, before launch. One vendor covers pre-launch red teaming, runtime guardrails and agent governance, with cloud, on-premise or hybrid deployment. Accreditation under Singapore's AI Tester Accreditation Programme gives buyers an external reference for the testing methodology. CI/CD integration keeps tests running with each release.

Singapore launched Asia's first accreditation scheme for AI testing firms in 2026, and regulators across the region expect banks to test GenAI services for local cultural and language risks. Sovereign AI projects in Asia and the Middle East also need testing in languages that Western tools cover poorly.

AIFT's holding company is AI Financial Technology Holding Company in the Cayman Islands, and its Singapore Fintech Festival profile states it is incorporated in Singapore. Vulcan is listed in OWASP's AI Security Solutions Landscape for Agentic AI, was among the first five accredited AI testers in Singapore in October 2026, and partners with CPX, Presight and King Saud University's COEIA.