AI Security & Red Teaming
We attack your AI before someone else does, then harden it until it holds.
When a company runs AI, that AI can be tricked, manipulated and made to give away secrets. Red teaming is our core skill, not an add on. We test your AI systems with the same methods a real attacker would use, on your behalf, to find the gaps first and close them.
We probe for prompt injection, jailbreaks and data leaks, audit the tools your agents can call, and harden the guardrails until they hold. Everything we ship has already survived our own attack, and you get a report you can put in front of an auditor.
What it does
LLM red teaming
We try to make your AI do what it should not, on your behalf, then report exactly where and how it broke, with a fix.
Prompt injection audits
We check whether someone can slip hidden commands into your AI through concealed text in inputs or documents, and steer it off course.
Guardrail hardening
We rebuild the system prompts and safety rules so the AI can no longer be talked into forbidden answers or actions.
Data leak tests
We probe whether the system reveals confidential data, internal keys or customer information under clever questioning, before a real attacker can.
Agent security audits
For AI that takes actions, sending email, placing orders, we test whether it can be tricked into doing something it should not, like moving money.
Compliance reporting
You get findings, fixes and documentation aligned to the OWASP LLM Top 10 and the EU AI Act, security you can show an auditor and a board.
Before a client's support bot went live, we tried to talk it into revealing internal discount rules and customer records, planted a hidden instruction inside an uploaded document, and tested whether its tools could be abused. We found three gaps, hardened the guardrails, and retested until the attacks failed.
What you get
- Every system attacked before it ships
- Vulnerabilities found first, by us, not an attacker
- Guardrails hardened until they hold
- Security you can show an auditor and a board
- Findings aligned to OWASP LLM Top 10 and the EU AI Act
Questions
Is red teaming an add on, or part of how you build?
What exactly do you test for?
What do we get at the end?
Find the gaps before an attacker does
Book a call and we will scope a red team audit of your AI systems.
