AI/LLM Security Assessment
AI agents are scanning networks, processing sensitive data, and making autonomous decisions. Every new capability is a new attack surface. We test your AI and LLM implementations for the vulnerabilities that traditional security testing doesn't cover, from prompt injection to agent manipulation.
The Problem
Why This Matters
LLM-powered applications introduce entirely new vulnerability classes. Prompt injection can exfiltrate data, bypass controls, or manipulate outputs. AI agents with tool access can be tricked into executing unauthorized actions. RAG systems can leak proprietary data through carefully crafted queries. Traditional pentesting methodologies don't cover these risks.
Scope
What We Test
Methodology
How We Work
We combine traditional application security testing with AI-specific attack techniques. Our methodology covers the OWASP Top 10 for LLM Applications plus deep experience with agent manipulation and multi-step prompt injection chains. We test against your specific implementation, not generic models.
Deliverables
What You Get
Compliance & Framework Support
Why Us
Why SharpSec
Offensive AI research
Our portspoof.io blog published research on AI agent deception, specifically how deception technology confounds AI-powered reconnaissance. We understand both sides of the AI security equation.
Engineering depth
We build security software. We understand how AI systems are built, integrated, and where the trust boundaries break.
Full-stack coverage
We test from model behavior to API security to agent tool chains. Prompt injection is the starting point, not the whole engagement.
Practical remediation
AI security is new territory for most teams. Our reports include specific, implementable fixes rather than a list of theoretical risks.
Frequently Asked Questions
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