
Independent assessment of your AI and GenAI systems: models, agents, prompts, data pipelines and integrations, against real adversarial techniques and emerging AI governance requirements.
Our AI Security Assessment covers the complete AI stack rather than the model alone. We inventory your AI use cases, and map the data, models, agents, plugins, tools and integrations behind each one. We then perform adversarial testing aligned to the OWASP Top 10 for LLM Applications and MITRE ATLAS: prompt injection (direct and indirect), jailbreak and guardrail bypass, sensitive data and system prompt disclosure, excessive agency and unsafe tool invocation, insecure output handling, RAG and training data poisoning, model and embedding extraction, and denial-of-wallet abuse. In parallel we review architecture and governance: identity and access to models and vector stores, data classification and residency, logging and monitoring of AI interactions, human oversight, model lifecycle controls, third-party AI vendor risk and alignment to recognised AI governance frameworks.
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Talk to an AI Security Assessment ExpertYes, and often more so. Your risk sits in how those services are configured, what data they can access, which identities and tools they are connected to, and how their outputs are used. All of that is yours to secure, regardless of who hosts the model.
Both, deliberately. AI risk rarely comes from the model alone — it comes from the combination of technical weaknesses and missing oversight. The assessment covers adversarial testing and the governance controls around it.
Prompt injection is when attacker-controlled text, in a document, web page, email or ticket, causes the AI system to ignore its instructions and act on the attacker's. Where an AI agent can read internal data or call APIs, this becomes a direct data-exfiltration and unauthorised-action risk.
Testing volumes, rate limits and windows are agreed in advance, and cost-abuse testing is performed within strict authorised limits. Where possible we test in a staging environment mirroring production configuration.
Yes. The governance gap analysis maps findings to recognised AI governance frameworks and regulatory expectations, producing evidence you can present to auditors and AI governance committees.
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