Your staff are already building with AI, copilots, agents, and internal tools connected to real data. We design the safe environment for that building to happen in, and assess what gets created before it reaches production.
Two problems, one engagement, a safe place for your team to build AI tools and agents, and a clear answer on whether what they build is secure.
Security review of an existing copilot, chatbot, or agent against the OWASP LLM Top 10, covering prompt injection, insecure output handling, data exposure, and excessive agency.
Architecture for a contained space where staff can build and test AI tools and agents without touching production data, with clear boundaries on what is allowed to run unsupervised.
Assessment of what each agent can actually reach, its data access, connected systems, and the identity it acts under, to close the gap between intended scope and real scope.
Clear rules for what an AI agent may do without approval and what requires a person to check first, so speed and safety are not competing goals for your team.
A recurring review cycle for every new AI tool or agent staff create in the sandbox, so security keeps pace with a team that keeps building.
Findings mapped to NIST AI RMF and ISO/IEC 42001, tracked in a living risk register and reported to leadership in plain language, not vendor jargon.
Once staff can build with AI, the risk shifts from which tools you approved to what your own people connect those tools to.
Malicious instructions hidden in a document, email, or web page an agent reads can override its original task and trigger unintended actions.
Agents given broad permission to act, send, or write, with no check first, turn a small mistake or manipulation into a real incident.
An agent grounded on internal data can be tricked or misconfigured into surfacing information to a user who should never see it.
Tools staff build themselves, outside any sandbox or review, are the ones nobody in security knows exist until something goes wrong.
Book a free consultation. We will look at what your team is already building, or wants to build, and design a way to do it safely.