AI security assessments
Test how an AI system handles tools, credentials and retrieved data. Get findings that identify the affected controls and the fixes to prioritize.
Services
Security assessment and engineering services.
Review an AI workflow, examine security controls or assess a physical device. Our services cover AI Security, Cybersecurity, and Device & Firmware Assessments, with implementation and remediation for defined engineering work.
Discuss a projectService track 01
AI Security
Find out how your AI systems handle sensitive data and actions. We assess existing workflows, build controlled integrations and help resolve security findings.
We disclose when we built or changed a system. Our checks on that work are verification or retesting; independent assessment requires a separate reviewer.
Secure AI implementation
Put an AI workflow into use with access controls, integration tests, logging and instructions for the team operating it.
AI security remediation
Address known findings through agreed changes to code, permissions, data boundaries and operations, then verify the changes and document remaining issues.
Independent AI control review
Have an outside reviewer examine AI controls, monitoring and detection, with findings for technical leadership and the board.
AI security workshops & training
Work through agent permissions, document access and control tests with your team. Exercises are chosen for the systems you use.
Service track 02
Cybersecurity
Get a technical review of your architecture, security controls or vendor claims. We help engineering teams, leadership, counsel and MSPs understand what needs attention.
Security due diligence & technical risk review
Assess selected architecture, security posture, vendor claims and launch risks before an investment, procurement or engineering decision.
Fractional security & systems advisory
Help your startup establish its security priorities, or bring recurring architecture, product and customer security questions to a technical adviser. Scope, meeting cadence, access and response expectations are agreed.
Board advisory & executive briefings
Give leadership a clear account of system access, security controls and vendor claims, with the tradeoffs and unanswered questions that need attention.
Expert review & expert witness
Review technical materials, system behavior and security claims for counsel or leadership, with reports or testimony where appropriate and subject to conflicts and scope.
Security review & incident readouts for MSPs
Review customer identity risks, security coverage and incident materials. Prepare a clear account of findings, changes made and unresolved questions.
Service track 03
Device & Firmware Assessments
Examine how a device is built, the components it contains and the firmware it runs. OASIS lab methods help answer questions about its condition, materials and behavior.
Our OASIS lab brings together microscopy, electrical bench work, thermal imaging, FTIR and wet-lab methods. For related equipment and material questions, see physical systems support.
Device inspection & teardown
Document accessible assemblies, board layout, markings and construction through visual inspection, microscopy and an agreed teardown.
Component authenticity assessment
Compare component markings, packaging and construction against available references. Report observed differences and the limits of any authenticity conclusion.
Electrical & thermal assessment
Examine supply rails, start-up behavior, selected signals and heat patterns under recorded test conditions.
Firmware analysis
Examine readable firmware, configuration and update files. Record versions, hashes, comparison results and any areas that could not be accessed.
Materials analysis & comparison
Use microscopy and FTIR where suitable to compare selected materials with reference samples, recording preparation, methods and interpretation limits.
Startup office hours
One free 60-minute consultation for startups.
Bring a question about AI access, product security, launch readiness or a customer review. The session is limited to one per company. Formal assessments, reports and follow-on engineering are separate engagements.
For early-stage teams that can share a short system overview and the choice they are trying to make.
Before you engage
Review the methods and outputs.
The sample report shows the technical detail, findings and summary you can expect to discuss when planning an assessment.
For external oversight, read the independent AI control review. See the AgentBoundary assessment and program status and use the public registry to check the status of a specific certification.
For shared internal AI infrastructure, see the review scope for enterprise AI platform teams.
For work across client or portfolio systems, see the MSP partner kit, VC and PE portfolio review, or law firm expert review.
Scope & pricing
Discuss scope, timing and fees.
Published packages and starting prices appear on the service pages. We quote implementation, remediation, device work and custom advisory after reviewing the systems, access and deliverables involved.