Overview
AI adoption creates security exposure that traditional security programs don't address: shadow AI tools processing sensitive data without vendor review, LLM-powered features with unvalidated trust boundaries, model vendor dependencies with opaque data practices, and regulatory obligations that apply specifically to AI-assisted decisions.
This path provides the security and governance architecture for responsible AI adoption: risk assessment that supports leadership decisions, operating policies that are specific enough to follow, vendor and model review that goes beyond self-reported questionnaires, adversarial testing that finds the misuse paths normal QA misses, and compliance architecture for regulated AI deployment.
These services bridge AI integration and cybersecurity — treating AI systems with the same rigor applied to any other piece of critical infrastructure that handles sensitive data or makes consequential decisions.