When this assessment helps
Teams connecting assistants to internal documents, APIs, databases, or actions that modify business systems.
What we assess
- Prompt injection through retrieved documents and external tool responses.
- Tool permissions, confirmation requirements, and separation of read and write access.
- Cross-user data access, credential handling, and unintended data disclosure.
- Input validation at tool boundaries, logging, and safe failure behavior.
How the assessment works
We trace data from untrusted sources to tool calls, construct bounded test scenarios, and check whether application controls prevent unintended actions. Findings distinguish model behavior from weaknesses in permissions and application code.
What to prepare
Share the agent architecture, model and tool configuration, permitted actions, representative workflows, and isolated test accounts. Use synthetic documents and test destinations for disclosure scenarios.
What you receive
- An executive summary describing business impact and priorities.
- Technical findings with evidence, affected scope, remediation guidance, and stated limitations.
- A review of findings with your team. Retest coverage and timing are agreed in the proposal.
Pricing and scheduling
The quote depends on number of agents and connectors, tool privileges, deployment environments, and the depth of workflow testing.
Testing dates and estimated duration are confirmed after scope and access are agreed. Send a target date when requesting a proposal.
Does this certify an AI system as safe?
No. Results describe the configuration and scenarios tested. Model, prompt, connector, or permission changes may require additional assessment.
Georgia coverage and remote engagements
Serving Georgia organizations, including Atlanta, Decatur, Macon, and Middle Georgia. Remote work and any onsite access are agreed during scoping; a listed service area does not imply an office in that city.
Authorization and reporting
Testing begins under a signed scope and rules of engagement. We agree on targets, data handling, escalation contacts, and stop conditions before work starts.
Read the illustrative assessment report to see how evidence, risk, remediation, and retest status can be presented.