Book an AI Security Assessment Call

This is a working call, not a pitch. Bring the system you are about to ship, the failure mode you are worried about, or the prototype you need to harden — a link to the product, a demo, or an architecture sketch is plenty. You talk to the engineer who would run the work, not a salesperson.

Move the review forward

If the product is near launch or a buyer is waiting, pick a time.

The call is for one decision: what must be assessed, fixed, or packaged so your AI product can move forward with real users or procurement.

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Bring the workflow. Demo, sketch, repo, API route, RAG source, or agent/tool list. Bring the deadline. Launch date, enterprise review, procurement questionnaire, or go/no-go meeting. Bring the risk. What the AI can read, write, retrieve, call, send, or decide.

Worth reading first

Not required — but if you want to arrive calibrated, the production-readiness checklist is what we assess against, and the sample report shows exactly what an engagement hands you. Everything runs under NDA-first rules — see how your code and data are handled.

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No deck and no long questionnaire. Product, deadline, and the decision you need are enough.

What happens on the call

You show us what you built. Five minutes of context beats any form.
We ask the seven questions we always ask: what the AI workflow does, live or beta, who uses it, what a wrong answer costs, what it can touch (data, tools, payments), whether a buyer is asking for security proof, and what's blocking a confident ship.
You leave with a straight answer — where systems like yours usually break first, and whether an assessment, hardening, or nothing at all is the right next step.

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If you decide not to book, what stopped you?

One anonymous click is enough. Do not add a name, email, or project details.

Prefer async? Send the short form above with the product, deadline, and security review you are preparing for.

What to bring

The AI surface. A demo, workflow sketch, API route, agent diagram, RAG source list, or MCP/tool inventory.
The deadline. Launch date, buyer security review, procurement questionnaire, or internal go/no-go meeting.
The trust boundary. What the AI can read, write, retrieve, call, send, or decide — and which users or tenants are involved.
The proof you need. Whether the output has to satisfy your engineers, a buyer security team, a board, or an insurer.

If the call turns into a real scope, we can share the evidence format under NDA before signing: sample trace structure, report sections, retest criteria, and exactly what would stay out of scope.