United States · Secure · AI security and red teaming
AI red teaming tied to remediation.
Threat modeling, gray-box and black-box AI security assessments for US organizations preparing consequential systems for release.
Define the authorized test
When to engage
Use this engagement before release, external assurance or expansion of system authority.
A consequential system is approaching launch and internal reviewers need reproducible evidence, not a checklist.
United States delivery lens
The threat model follows authority, data and access.
Testing reflects the system’s real integrations, users and release conditions, then connects each reproducible finding to remediation and retest.
Decision owners
Who approves the work and the evidence each owner needs.
Security leader
Owns the assurance position and prioritization of remediation.
Evidence requiredNeeds reproducible findings, severity and retest criteria.
AI system owner
Owns model, application, data and tool behavior in production.
Evidence requiredNeeds attack paths tied to concrete engineering changes.
Risk or legal owner
Owns acceptance, escalation and documentation of residual risk.
Evidence requiredNeeds limitations, evidence provenance and explicit decision boundaries.
Decision questions
Questions this engagement must resolve.
- 01
What can the system access, change or disclose?
- 02
Which abuse paths are realistic in its operating context?
- 03
Do safeguards hold under adversarial pressure?
- 04
Which fixes materially reduce release risk?
Outputs
What the responsible teams can use after the engagement.
- 01Threat model and attack surface
- 02Reproducible findings with severity
- 03Prioritized remediation and retest plan
Buyer outcome
Decision-grade evidence about what can fail, how it was tested and what must change.
Define the authorized testScope of examination
The evidence examined before a recommendation is made.
- Assets, actors and trust boundaries
- Prompt, data and tool attack surfaces
- Model and application access paths
- Human approval and escalation controls
- Logging, evidence and reproducibility
- Remediation effort and residual risk
Delivery sequence
How the work moves from question to decision.
Model
Map assets, authority, trust boundaries and attackers.
Attack
Exercise agreed gray-box or black-box scenarios.
Attribute
Separate reproducible findings from speculative concerns.
Remediate
Prioritize fixes, evidence requirements and retesting.
Evidence standard
Review a published example of our method.
The published benchmark analysis demonstrates traceable sources, explicit limitations and the separation of observed evidence from interpretation. Client work remains confidential.
Official reference points
Sources used to frame the review.
Reference material informs scoping and evidence design. It is not a claim of certification, compliance or legal advice. Editorial and technical review: 15 September 2026.
Before contact
Scope, inputs and boundaries.
- What does AI security and red teaming produce?
- Threat model and attack surface, Reproducible findings with severity, Prioritized remediation and retest plan. The exact depth depends on the decision, existing evidence and access available.
- What should be available before scope is agreed?
- The authorized system boundary and assets at risk, Existing threat models, incidents and security controls, Release decision, remediation owner and retest window. Missing evidence is recorded as part of the scope rather than treated as an assumed fact.
- How is the boundary set?
- The boundary follows the secure decision, the evidence required and the environments that can be examined. Access, exclusions and owners are written before delivery starts.
Prepare the first conversation
Three useful inputs.
- The authorized system boundary and assets at risk
- Existing threat models, incidents and security controls
- Release decision, remediation owner and retest window
An incomplete brief is acceptable when unknowns are identified
AI security and red teaming
Send the system boundary and release decision
We reply with fit, authorization requirements, test boundaries and the evidence needed for remediation.
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