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Practice Area 02

AI Security

Prompt injection is ranked first in the OWASP Top 10 for LLM applications, and conventional controls were not built to inspect a prompt or a response. We threat-model, test and protect AI systems where they meet your data.

The question we answer

What stops a prompt, a document or a tool response from turning your AI system against your own data?

AuthoritativePrompt injection is ranked first (LLM01) in the OWASP Top 10 for Large Language Model Applications.

AuthoritativeThe EU AI Act’s Article 50 transparency obligations have applied since 2 August 2026 to AI systems that people interact with.

InterpretationConventional controls — data loss prevention, web filtering, network segmentation — were not built to inspect a prompt or a model’s response. AI systems need controls at the model boundary as well.

What we assess

  • Threat model for each AI application and agent
  • Exposure to prompt injection and data leakage
  • Coverage of existing security controls at the model boundary
  • Adversarial testing of priority systems

What we implement

  • Runtime protection for LLM applications and agents
  • Data-leakage controls on prompts and responses
  • AI red-teaming as a repeatable exercise
  • Monitoring and response playbooks for AI incidents

Evidence you keep

  • AI threat model and risk register
  • Adversarial test results with remediation status
  • Control coverage map at the model boundary

Maps to

OSFI B-13EU AI Act Art. 50OWASP LLM Top 10NIST AI RMF

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