# Amazon Bedrock Guardrails

> AWS's guardrails for generative AI: content filters with prompt attack detection, denied topics, word filters, PII filters and redaction, contextual grounding checks and Automated Reasoning checks. The ApplyGuardrail API checks any text without calling a Bedrock model. Content filters cost $0.15 per 1,000 text units of up to 1,000 characters; word filters and regex PII are free.

- Official site: https://aws.amazon.com/bedrock/guardrails/
- Category: [Frameworks & Dev Tools](https://digidle.com/category/dev-tools/)
- Tags: guardrails, api, aws
- Pricing: not verified by Digidle; see the official site.
- Listing page: https://digidle.com/tools/bedrock-guardrails/
- Alternatives page: https://digidle.com/alternatives/bedrock-guardrails/

## In collections

- [AI Agent Infrastructure](https://digidle.com/collections/ai-agent-infrastructure/)

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- [AI guardrails](https://digidle.com/best/ai-guardrails/)

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Source: Digidle Tools (https://digidle.com/), a curated directory of developer and vibe-coding tools. Full index: https://digidle.com/llms.txt