Can your AI features be talked into doing something they shouldn't?
An AI feature changes what an application will do when asked. Instructions can arrive inside content the model reads, a support agent holding database access can be talked into using it, and an integration built for convenience can carry data further than anyone intended. Ordinary application testing looks for none of this, because it assumes software only does what it was written to do.
We test the AI components alongside the application around them. Prompt injection, both direct and through content the model retrieves. What it can be persuaded to disclose about its instructions or its data. What its tools and integrations permit once it has been persuaded. What happens downstream when the output is wrong or hostile. Findings are demonstrated, and each names the control that would contain it, whether that sits in the prompt, in the permissions, or in whether the feature should exist in that form.
- AI Application Security Assessment
- Prompt Injection Test Results
- Integration and Permission Review
- Prioritised Recommendations
- Executive Summary
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