Prompt injection is the practice of crafting inputs that push a model to ignore its instructions or reveal behaviour it should not. Social engineering applies the same intent to the people and processes around a model. Both target the live conversation rather than the code, which is why they slip past static reviews.
For regulated firms the risk is concrete: an assistant persuaded to give advice it should not, a support agent nudged into disclosing data, or a copilot coaxed into acting outside policy. The damage is not only technical — it is regulatory, reputational and operational.
Runtime controls change the picture because they inspect interactions as they happen. An independent layer can identify manipulation, decide against firm-specific policy, act by blocking or escalating, and evidence what occurred. Crucially, a person stays accountable for the outcome.
norse3 is designed to sit in exactly this position — model-agnostic, independent of the vendor, and focused on the conversational layer where these attacks land.
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