AI Security & Governance
Use AI without exposing your customers' data
AI Security & Governance
Protect Your Customer Data While You Use AI
Your team is already using AI: chatbots on the website, assistants reading the inbox, tools that summarize customer calls, automations that move data between systems. Each one is a new place customer information can leak, and a new way for an outsider to make your systems do something you never intended.
We help small and mid-sized businesses find those risks, test them the way an attacker would, fix them, and keep watching, with findings grounded in published frameworks that stand up in front of a board, an auditor, or an insurer.
A clear path from not knowing where your AI risks are to having them found, fixed and watched.
Our Services
Five Ways We Keep Your AI Safe
Find every AI tool in use, map where customer data flows, and get a prioritized list of what to fix. The usual starting point.
We attack your chatbots, assistants and agents, with your written permission, to find prompt injection and data leaks before someone else does.
Ongoing tests that catch when an AI system's answers get worse, riskier, or start revealing things they shouldn't.
Policies, an AI inventory, approval rules and staff training, so AI use is decided rather than discovered.
New AI automations built with least-privilege access, personal data masked before it reaches a model, logging, and retention limits from day one.
Our own site and client portal follow the same rules. See How We Protect Your Data and our AI Use Policy.
Frameworks we map to
- NIST AI Risk Management Framework (AI RMF 1.0) for overall AI risk and governance.
- OWASP Top 10 for LLM Applications for the vulnerabilities we test chatbots and assistants against.
- MITRE ATLAS for describing how attacks on AI systems actually work.
- ISO/IEC 42001 for clients working toward an AI management system standard.
Built for regulated businesses
We work most often with organizations that hold sensitive customer data and answer to someone about it: banks and credit unions (GLBA, FFIEC and NCUA guidance), healthcare practices (HIPAA), accounting firms (the FTC Safeguards Rule and IRS Publication 4557), insurance agencies, and local governments and schools. Each finding notes which of your obligations it touches.
Get Started
Start With a Scoping Call
Thirty minutes, by video or on-site. We will talk through how your business uses AI today and where customer data goes, and you will leave with a written scope and quote. Nothing is tested and no data is shared until a written agreement is signed.
