Extreme close-up of hands on a mechanical keyboard running a red team prompt injection test, terminal window filling the screen with raw model output, cool north-facing studio light, tight crop, no human face visible
Extreme close-up of hands on a mechanical keyboard running a red team prompt injection test, terminal window filling the screen with raw model output, cool north-facing studio light, tight crop, no human face visible
/ AI Adversarial Testing

Four attack vectors. One mandate.

Each engagement targets a distinct failure mode in your model—prompt injection, extraction, data poisoning, or reasoning manipulation. Scoped against your production system, not a replica.

Close-up of a laptop screen showing API query logs and model response patterns mid-analysis, cool north-facing daylight, tight screen crop, hands partially visible at keyboard edges
Close-up of a laptop screen showing API query logs and model response patterns mid-analysis, cool north-facing daylight, tight screen crop, hands partially visible at keyboard edges
Tight overhead crop of a terminal screen displaying prompt injection test sequences and raw LLM responses, cool clinical studio lighting, no human present
Tight overhead crop of a terminal screen displaying prompt injection test sequences and raw LLM responses, cool clinical studio lighting, no human present
Overhead shot of a whiteboard covered in a data pipeline diagram with red annotations marking injection points, clinical fluorescent lab lighting, no people in frame
Overhead shot of a whiteboard covered in a data pipeline diagram with red annotations marking injection points, clinical fluorescent lab lighting, no people in frame
Tight crop of a monitor showing a model reasoning trace with highlighted anomaly flags in a dark IDE, cool studio strobe lighting, no human face
Tight crop of a monitor showing a model reasoning trace with highlighted anomaly flags in a dark IDE, cool studio strobe lighting, no human face
Service Lines

Map your mandate.

Engagements run against the model in its production context. Real exploits don't wait for staging, and neither do we.

▸ Prompt Injection
▸ Model Extraction
▸ Data Poisoning
▸ Reasoning Manipulation

Instruction override testing

Capability and IP exposure

Training pipeline integrity

Logic and output integrity

Systematic probing to determine how much of a model's weights, training data, or proprietary fine-tuning can be reconstructed through query access alone.

Adversarial prompt sequences designed to override system instructions, extract restricted context, or redirect model behavior outside its intended scope.

Evaluation of fine-tuning pipelines and retrieval sources for adversarial data insertion that degrades model reliability or installs persistent misbehavior.

Structured adversarial scenarios that expose inconsistent reasoning chains, exploitable decision boundaries, or outputs that contradict stated safety constraints.

Close-up of a security analyst's screen showing a structured findings report with vulnerability classifications and code-level annotations, cool north-facing daylight, tight screen crop, no human face
Close-up of a security analyst's screen showing a structured findings report with vulnerability classifications and code-level annotations, cool north-facing daylight, tight screen crop, no human face
What You Receive

Technical findings, not audit theatre.

Every engagement closes with a technical finding report structured for the engineering team: reproducible attack paths, affected model behaviors, and remediation vectors tied to the specific vulnerability class.

No executive summaries padded with risk matrices. The report is readable by the team that owns the model and actionable the day it lands.

Know the attack surface before it's exploited.

Scoping calls within one business day. All pre-engagement conversations under mutual NDA.