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PromptLock vs Trivy
Short answer: Pick PromptLock if you want compliance-aware prompt protection; pick Trivy if you want all-in-one open-source security scanner. PromptLock has a free plan, paid from $49/month; Trivy is free and open source.
PromptLockAI firewall that blocks prompt injection and redacts PII in one API callWhich to pick
Pick PromptLock if you want…
- Compliance-aware prompt protection
- Integrations with n8n, Flowise or Bubble (on PromptLock's list, not Trivy's)
Pick Trivy if you want…
- All-in-one open-source security scanner
- Container & secret scanning
- A free, open-source tool
- Integrations with Docker, Kubernetes or Azure Container Registry (on Trivy's list, not PromptLock's)
Side by side
- What it is
- PromptLock:PromptLock is an AI firewall that blocks prompt injection and redacts PII/PHI in a single API call.
- Trivy:Trivy is an open-source scanner that finds vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, secrets and generates SBOMs for code, containers and Kubernetes.
- Best for
- PromptLock:Compliance-aware prompt protection
- Trivy:All-in-one open-source security scanner
- Who it’s for
- PromptLock:Teams building AI apps that handle regulated customer data.
- Trivy:Developers and security teams needing fast, free scanning of code, images and infrastructure.
- Pricing
- PromptLock:Freemium
- Trivy:Open source
- Starting price
- PromptLock:$49/month (Starter)
- Trivy:Free
- Free plan or trial
- PromptLock:Free plan (Free) · Free trial
- Trivy:Free to use
- Plans
- PromptLock:Free $0/mo · Starter $49/mo per month · Pro $199/mo per month
- Trivy:—
- Open source
- PromptLock:—
- Trivy:Yes, 38,170 GitHub stars
- Works with
- PromptLock:n8n, Flowise, Bubble, Retool, RapidAPI
- Trivy:Docker, Kubernetes, Azure Container Registry
PromptLock features
- Compliance-aware redaction. Detects and redacts HIPAA, GDPR, and PCI-DSS data based on context.
- Prompt injection detection. Blocks jailbreaks, system-prompt overrides and injection chains before they reach the LLM.
- Audit-ready logging. Logs every request with compliance tags and allows CSV/JSON export.
- One-line SDK integration. Add protection with a single function call in your code.
- Dashboard & usage insights. Provides request history, violation insights and compliance reporting.
- Rate limiting & abuse protection. Built-in limits (100/min) and key-based access control.
Trivy features
- Vulnerability scanning. Detects CVEs in binaries, container images and source code repositories.
- Misconfiguration detection. Finds insecure settings in IaC templates and Kubernetes manifests.
- Secret scanning. Identifies hard-coded credentials and secrets in code and images.
- SBOM generation. Creates Software Bill of Materials for artifacts to track component licenses.
- Cloud and Kubernetes scanning. Scans cloud resources and Kubernetes clusters for security issues.
- Docker extension. Integrates as a Docker extension for easy image scanning in Docker workflows.
PromptLock vs Trivy FAQ
What is the difference between PromptLock and Trivy?+
Trivy: Scans containers and code for secrets, but doesn’t handle LLM prompt injection.
Should I use PromptLock or Trivy?+
Pick PromptLock if you want compliance-aware prompt protection or integrations with n8n, Flowise or Bubble (on PromptLock's list, not Trivy's). Pick Trivy if you want all-in-one open-source security scanner, container & secret scanning or a free, open-source tool.
Is PromptLock or Trivy free?+
PromptLock has a free plan; paid plans start at $49/month (Starter). Trivy is free and open source.
Which is cheaper, PromptLock or Trivy?+
Trivy is free, so it costs less. PromptLock starts at $49/month (Starter).
Is PromptLock or Trivy open source?+
Trivy is open source (aquasecurity/trivy on GitHub, Apache-2.0 license). DevHunt has no public source repository on record for PromptLock.
Do PromptLock and Trivy integrate with the same tools?+
Their integration lists don't overlap: PromptLock lists n8n, Flowise, Bubble, Retool and 1 more; Trivy lists Docker, Kubernetes and Azure Container Registry.
On DevHunt
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