// AI security check

AI security check for chatbots & AI assistants

Chatbots and AI assistants answer customer questions, search internal documents and trigger actions. This creates a new attack surface that behaves differently from classic web applications. We assess this surface in a structured way — only within a clearly approved scope.

What is the AI attack surface?

An AI assistant follows natural language. User input or content from documents and web pages can contain instructions the system cannot tell apart from legitimate commands. This can bypass guardrails, reveal internal directives or unintentionally disclose data — without a classic code vulnerability.

What we test

Prompt injection and bypass of intended guardrails
Unintended disclosure of data or context content
Leakage of internal system instructions (system prompt)
Misuse of connected functions, tools and interfaces
Robustness against misleading or harmful input
Improper handling of outputs (active content such as HTML or script in responses)
Fabricated or false statements (hallucination / misinformation)

Testing uses several independent methods; notable findings are verified in multiple stages to reduce false positives. Findings are classified along the OWASP LLM Top 10 and established AI threat models.

Our boundaries

Active tests only with clear, written authorization
Only within the agreed scope — no tests on third-party systems
Privacy-conscious and traceably documented
No success or security guarantee, no certification

What you receive

A traceable report with findings and severity
Concrete, prioritized hardening recommendations
Classification along the OWASP LLM Top 10
On request, a confidential walkthrough of the results
On request: a governance assessment of model and data integrity (provenance, evidence, artifact check) and mapping to relevant EU requirements (EU AI Act, GDPR)

Request confidentially

Briefly describe your chatbot or assistant. We define scope and authorization together — discreet and non-binding.

Get in touch

Aligned with the OWASP LLM Top 10. Active testing is performed only within the authorized scope.