Strong cyber resilience begins with truly understanding your environment and where you may be vulnerable to attack. AI has given traditional attackers new tools so they know your “Achilles heel” before you do.
We have assessments that range from an entry level overall review, to a highly detailed DNS/domain assessment, to an assessment of your overall data storage and safety. Most can be completed within a few short weeks, and are inexpensive. It’s worth it to know your environment before the bad guys do.
An AI agent is not a passive tool. It holds credentials, makes decisions, and acts on behalf of the organization. That makes it a new kind of insider, one that works at machine speed and rarely appears in a traditional access review.
The failure modes are specific. An agent granted broad permissions to move fast becomes a broad point of exposure. A third-party AI vendor quietly trains on the data it processes. An agent authenticates with a shared key nobody rotates. A prompt-injection payload turns a helpful assistant into a data-exfiltration path. None of this shows up until something moves that should not have.
Knowing where AI can act, and where it should not, is now a core part of managing risk. This assessment answers that question directly.
This assessment evaluates the AI applications and agents in use, with a focus on access, autonomy, data exposure, and oversight. It is a governance and risk assessment, not a model performance review.
Most organizations assume these surfaces are handled. In practice, DMARC is often left at monitoring only, which means it reports on abuse without stopping it. SPF and DKIM are misaligned or incomplete. Certificates are valid but transport settings are weak. Security headers are missing. Old subdomains and services stay online long after anyone remembers them.
None of this shows up in day-to-day operations. It shows up when someone spoofs the domain to defraud a customer, or when a forgotten service becomes the way in. A posture assessment surfaces these gaps before an attacker does, and does it without touching production.
This assessment evaluates externally observable email and web security posture. It is a non-intrusive assessment based on publicly available configuration and observable behavior. It is not a penetration test and does not attempt exploitation.
GDPR is not a checkbox. It is a set of obligations that touch how a company designs systems, writes contracts, trains people, and responds when something goes wrong. Startups tend to underestimate this for a simple reason. The regulation applies based on whose data you process, not where your company sits. Handle the personal data of people in the EU or EEA, and the obligations attach regardless of the size of the team.
The risk is not only regulatory penalty, though those are real. It is enterprise customers who will not sign without proof of compliance, due diligence that stalls a funding round, and remediation costs that grow the longer the gaps stay open.
A structured assessment answers the questions that matter early. Where does personal data actually flow. What is the lawful basis for processing it. Are data subject rights honored in practice. Is security proportionate to the risk. What has to be fixed first.
This assessment evaluates how personal data is handled across both the product and internal operations. It is a program-level and product-level evaluation of GDPR alignment. It is not a penetration test or a technical vulnerability scan.
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