AI threat model review
An architecture and data-flow review of your AI features, with a risk register mapped to the OWASP Top 10 for LLM Applications and MITRE ATLAS. A good first step before launch.
AI penetration testing
AI features open new paths to your data and systems. We test them the way attackers will: through the prompt, the data your model reads and the tools it can call.
Services
An architecture and data-flow review of your AI features, with a risk register mapped to the OWASP Top 10 for LLM Applications and MITRE ATLAS. A good first step before launch.
Hands-on testing for direct and indirect prompt injection, jailbreaks and guardrail bypass, system-prompt and sensitive-data leakage, insecure output handling and excessive agency.
Testing of retrieval-augmented generation: corpus poisoning, retrieval access controls, cross-tenant data leakage and the security of your ingestion pipeline.
Model provenance, checks for tampered serialized models, vetting of plugins and dependencies, and exposure through third-party AI APIs.
Deliverables
How AI testing is different
The same prompt can produce different answers. We repeat attacks, record success rates and report what an attacker can achieve reliably, not just once.
We confirm testing is permitted under your model provider’s terms, cap request rates and token spend, use no real personal data, and clean up any test content we add to your knowledge base.
FAQ
Your application around the model: the prompts, retrieval, data access, tools and output handling you control. That is where most real-world AI vulnerabilities live.
Any organization putting an LLM in front of customers or employees, especially chatbots, support assistants and agents that can read data or take actions in banking, fintech, healthcare and e-commerce.
Yes. We can test AI features on their own or as part of a broader application test.
Tell us what your AI system does and what it can access, and we’ll scope the right assessment.