Identify Vulnerabilities Before Attackers Do
$1,200 Flat Rate
Public AI tools (ChatGPT, Claude, etc.) are NOT secure for business data. Employee conversations may be stored, used for training, or exposed in data breaches. If you're using AI with customer data, employee information, or proprietary content — you need an audit.
Interview staff, identify all AI tools in use (you'd be surprised), document data flows, and assess risk levels for each use case.
Test for prompt injection attacks, data leakage risks, unauthorized access, and configuration weaknesses in your AI systems.
Assess against HIPAA, GDPR, CCPA, FERPA, or industry-specific requirements. Identify gaps and provide remediation roadmap.
Review who has access to AI systems, authentication methods, API key management, and privilege escalation risks.
Analyze what data enters AI systems, where it's stored, who can access it, retention policies, and deletion procedures.
Review existing AI policies, employee training programs, incident response procedures, and governance frameworks.
Staff uploading HR documents, performance reviews, or payroll data to ChatGPT for summarization.
Customer names, emails, phone numbers, or purchase history entered into AI tools without consent or safeguards.
Shared API keys, no authentication on AI tools, former employees still having access.
No logging of who used what AI tool, when, and for what purpose. Impossible to investigate incidents.
Third-party tools with AI features (CRM, helpdesk, marketing) not assessed for data handling practices.
HIPAA compliance is non-negotiable. If you're using AI with patient data, you need documented security controls.
Client confidentiality + privilege concerns. AI tools must be configured to prevent data leakage.
FERPA protects student records. AI tutors, grading tools, and admin systems all need review.
GLBA, SOX, PCI-DSS requirements. AI in lending, fraud detection, or customer service needs oversight.
Customer data, payment info, purchase history. AI personalization tools can expose sensitive patterns.
If employees use ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot, or any AI tool for work — you need to know the risks.
Typically 3-5 business days: 1-2 days for interviews and data collection, 2-3 days for analysis and report writing.
Both. We review policies and configurations, but also perform hands-on testing (with permission) including prompt injection attempts and access control verification.
We'll notify you immediately (within 24 hours of discovery) with mitigation steps. Full report comes later, but critical issues get urgent attention.
The audit includes remediation guidance and templates. Implementation is separate — you can handle it internally or hire us to help. Either way, you get a clear roadmap.
No. Most risks come from employees using free, public AI tools. We audit what you're actually using — from ChatGPT to custom deployments.