Stop LLM mishaps before production. Secure AI agents at runtime with Docker Desktop, Docker Scout, hardened images, and policies against prompt injection.

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AI-generated code poses runtime security risks that traditional build-time tools miss, including prompt injection attacks and malicious code execution. Docker provides solutions through containerized sandboxes, hardened images, Docker Scout vulnerability scanning, and runtime policy enforcement to safely test and deploy AI agent workflows in development environments.

Secure AI Agents at Runtime with Docker

Introduction: When AI Workflows Become Attack Surfaces

Why Runtime Security Belongs in the Developer Workflow

Step-by-Step: Safely Test AI-Generated Scripts

Real-World Example: AI-Generated Infra Gone Wrong

Why This Matters: Secure-by-Default for AI-Native Dev Teams