Threat Modeling
Map sensitive assets, trust boundaries and plausible abuse cases. Prioritize threats around how the application or agent is actually used.
Application & Agentic AI Security
Assess applications, APIs and AI agents against their actual attack surface. Get validated findings, practical remediation and agreed fix verification.
Discuss your security scope01Security services
Map sensitive assets, trust boundaries and plausible abuse cases. Prioritize threats around how the application or agent is actually used.
Examine identities, authorization, data flows, integration boundaries and deployment assumptions before weaknesses become harder to change.
Combine source and dependency analysis with manual review and finding validation. Trace relevant weaknesses through the implementation.
Assess authentication, authorization, input handling and business logic within an agreed testing scope. Investigate whether weaknesses can be exploited.
Examine prompt injection, retrieved content, sensitive data, tool access, identities and action boundaries. Test whether a failure can propagate into connected systems.
Implement agreed fixes, review their impact and retest the affected behavior. We can work from our assessment or from existing findings.
02Three entry points
Start with a focused baseline, a deeper application assessment or a review of connected agents. Agree the assets, access, exclusions and verification depth before work begins.
A focused starting scope, with deeper assessment where needed.
Discuss a baseline assessmentAssessment depth and verification requirements are agreed for the application.
Discuss an application assessmentScope follows the agent’s actual tools, data and permitted actions.
Discuss an agent assessment03Remediation & verification
Validated findings, reproduction evidence, affected paths, impact and remediation guidance. Unverified assumptions and scope limits remain explicit.
Fixes can be scoped alongside an assessment or against existing findings. Agree ownership, regression checks and deployment responsibilities with your team.
Retest the relevant exploit path and expected behavior. Record what was resolved, what remains and what was outside the agreed verification scope.
Start with your system
Bring your application, agent or existing findings. We’ll help define a useful scope.