AI security review
Review assistants, copilots, internal AI tools, retrieval systems, and connected products for prompt abuse, data leakage, retrieval overreach, and unsafe defaults.
AI security review
AI now sits inside products and workflows. The review follows data paths, approvals, tool permissions, and downstream effects.
Review assistants, copilots, internal AI tools, retrieval systems, and connected products for prompt abuse, data leakage, retrieval overreach, and unsafe defaults.
Assess systems that chain tasks, call tools, update systems, or take action beyond static generation.
Validate what the assistant retrieves, cites, summarises, leaks, or overexposes from internal knowledge and customer data.
Design and review AI-powered workflows so speed gains do not remove approvals, widen permissions, or hide accountability.
Why AI review is different
A review covers data paths, retrieval boundaries, tool access, approvals, logging, and model errors or manipulation.
AI review
It applies when the system influences customer-facing decisions, runs inside privileged workflows, or produces outputs users rely on without verification.
This includes internal assistants, knowledge retrieval layers, secure automation, back-office automation, and products with AI in the workflow.
Reviews are defined around the data sources, tool permissions, rollout timing, and the evidence required.
A support copilot that retrieves CRM data and creates tickets needs review for exposure, permissions, approvals, and evidence.
AI changes the attack surface because it changes how people and systems decide, retrieve, approve, and act.
Launch and risk planning
Describe the data, tools, and approval path.