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Your AI has vulnerabilities you have not thought of yet.
Prompt injection, data poisoning, model manipulation, output exploitation. Different problems requiring different expertise. Our team has been testing AI systems since the technology first appeared.
Get StartedMost AI security assessments stop at the API. We go deeper, throwing adversarial inputs at the model, testing the training pipeline, and checking whether safety guardrails actually hold up when someone is trying to break them.
Learn MoreWe throw everything at your LLM's input handling to find prompt injection paths that bypass guardrails, leak system prompts, or make the model do things it should not.
We check your training pipeline for data poisoning risks: where the data comes from, how it is validated, and how the model behaves when someone feeds it adversarial inputs.
We test for hallucinations, PII leaks in generated text, unsafe code suggestions, and output that could be used for social engineering or fraud.
RAG pipelines, external tool integrations, and plugins all expand what your model can do, and what an attacker can exploit. We assess all of it.
Third-party models, pre-trained weights, external APIs. We check your entire AI supply chain for vulnerabilities you inherited from someone else.
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How It Works
We map out your entire AI setup: what model you are running, where the training data comes from, how it is deployed, what interfaces face users, and what third-party services are plugged in.
Prompt injection, jailbreaks, data extraction, output manipulation. We throw all of it at your model to see if the safety guardrails and input validation actually work.
We check the training data, RAG pipeline security, plugin authentication, and every third-party dependency in your AI stack for supply chain vulnerabilities.
Every finding comes with reproduction steps, risk rating, and a specific fix, whether that is input sanitisation, output filtering, or model-level guardrails.
What We Test For
Inputs designed to bypass guardrails, leak system prompts, or make the model generate harmful content. We test direct injection, indirect injection, and multi-turn attack chains.
What happens if someone poisons your training data or fine-tuning set? We test for backdoors, output bias, and vulnerabilities that activate under specific trigger inputs.
Models can leak PII in their output, hallucinate convincing misinformation, generate unsafe code, or produce content that helps with social engineering. We test for all of it.
Compromised model weights, malicious plugins, insecure RAG data sources, and API dependencies that bring vulnerabilities along with them.
Case Study
OFFCEPT found a prompt injection chain that let them pull other customers' financial data through our AI assistant. We were two weeks from launch. Four days later the vulnerability was fully closed.
Co-Founder & CTO
AI-Powered Fintech Startup
Prompt injection, data poisoning, model manipulation. Standard security assessments do not cover any of it. Let us find the gaps in your AI stack before someone with different motivations does.
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