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Best LLM Security Scanner for Enterprise AI in 2026

Comparison · 2026-04-18 · 11 min read · FilterPrompt Security Team

The 2026 shortlist of enterprise LLM security scanners — FilterPrompt vs Garak vs Promptfoo vs Lakera — pricing, coverage, and evidence quality.

'Best LLM security scanner for enterprise AI 2025' is a zero-competition long-tail query with pure buying intent. If you're here, you're building a vendor shortlist. This post is your shortlist.

How enterprises evaluate LLM scanners in 2026

  1. OWASP LLM Top 10 coverage — all 10 categories, versioned to the 2025 release.
  2. Agentic probes — function-calling injection, tool abuse, unauthorized actions.
  3. Evaluator quality — LLM-graded with confidence, not substring match.
  4. Evidence — PDF audit-ready reports with full prompt/response chains.
  5. Vendor security — SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, data-handling clarity.
  6. Pricing — per-scan or per-token, predictable, no hidden overages.

The 4 contenders

FilterPrompt

Combined scanner + AI firewall, 1,000+ probes across all 10 OWASP LLM categories, agentic probes for tool abuse, LLM-graded evaluator, PDF reports mapped to OWASP + NIST AI RMF, free tier with the full sampler. Best fit: enterprises consolidating scanner + firewall into one platform.

NVIDIA Garak

Open-source, strong academic pedigree, CLI-only. Free forever. Best fit: engineering-heavy teams comfortable with Python and JSON output, or as a second-opinion scanner alongside a commercial tool.

Promptfoo

Developer-first, YAML config, CI-native. Blends evaluations with red-team probes. Best fit: teams that want prompt evaluations and scanning in the same tool.

Lakera

Firewall-first with scanner add-on, strong prompt-injection detection. Best fit: chat apps whose primary risk is prompt injection.

Side-by-side comparison

The one-day PoV

  1. Sign up for a free FilterPrompt account.
  2. Connect your LLM (OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, Azure, self-hosted).
  3. Run the OWASP LLM Top 10 sampler — 5 minutes.
  4. Review the PDF vulnerability report.
  5. Push top-3 findings as firewall rules with one click.

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