Control-plane framing
What the AI system can read, write, send, delete, execute, retrieve, approve, or remember, and why those verbs matter more than generic model-risk language.
Executive briefings
A defensible AI-security briefing before you commission a full review.
For leadership teams that need to understand AI-agent authority, MCP/tool risk, RAG exposure, and launch or diligence implications without starting a technical assessment yet.
What you receive
Concrete outputs for a specific decision.
- A pre-brief scoping call to identify the decision and audience
- A 60 to 120 minute live briefing for executives, board members, counsel, or investors
- Plain-language risk framing across agents, tools, retrieval, data, credentials, and approvals
- Optional written summary for leadership circulation
- Recommended next-step review path when deeper assessment is warranted
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What the session covers
Abuse paths leadership should understand
Prompt injection, indirect instructions, excessive agency, weak approval gates, RAG leakage, tool-output manipulation, and CI/CD agent risk.
Decision translation
How technical exposure maps to launch readiness, customer diligence, board oversight, legal risk, and procurement confidence.
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When to use it
- A board wants the AI-agent risk explained without a jargon-heavy technical report.
- A leadership team needs a credible outside read before approving production access.
- An investor or acquirer needs to understand whether AI claims are supported by controls.
- A CISO or general counsel needs help communicating risk to non-technical stakeholders.
Limits
Scope and assumptions stay explicit.
- A briefing is not a penetration test, certification, or comprehensive assessment.
- Written summaries are scoped separately when leadership needs a durable circulation document.
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