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AI Security &
Red Teaming

Red teaming for LLM models, LLM systems and AI agents. Prompt injection, jailbreaks, tool abuse and goal hijacking.

For AI Engineering, Security and Product Owners of LLM and agent systems

Your Challenges

01

LLM Models Are Inherently Exploitable

Prompt injection, jailbreaks and adversarial inputs compromise even state-of-the-art models. Safety filters and system prompts alone do not hold up under focused attacks.

02

LLM Systems Expand the Attack Surface

RAG, tools, memory and external contexts open new entry points: context injection via retrieval, tool abuse, system-prompt leakage and data exfiltration through connected services.

03

AI Agents Are Particularly Exposed

Autonomous agents act through tools, APIs and memory. Goal hijacking, tool confusion and memory poisoning can turn a harmless-looking prompt into an unwanted production action.

04

Classic AppSec Misses the Point

Pentesters, SAST and DAST overlook model- and agent-specific weaknesses. Without LLM-specific red-teaming methodology, the most relevant risks stay invisible.

Your Solution

We test LLM models, LLM systems and AI agents in a structured, adversarial way. From jailbreaks against your base model to RAG context leaks to goal hijacking of autonomous agents – we uncover real weaknesses before anyone else does.

The deliverable is not a generic pentest report but a prioritized findings document with working exploits and a concrete hardening roadmap. We stay with your team until the mitigations are in place and verify critical findings in a retest.

  • 01LLM Model Red Teaming: prompt injection, jailbreaks, adversarial inputs and safety-filter bypass against your base model
  • 02LLM System Red Teaming: RAG and context injection, system-prompt leakage, tool abuse, data exfiltration via retrieval
  • 03AI Agent Red Teaming: goal hijacking, tool confusion, memory poisoning, unwanted autonomy and unsafe tool chains
  • 04Prioritized findings report with reproducible exploits, risk ratings and a concrete hardening roadmap

Your Benefits

01

Real Attack Surface Revealed

You know at model, system and agent layer which vectors actually compromise your LLM application. Not theory, but reproducible exploits you can act on.

02

Prioritized Hardening Roadmap

Concrete mitigation steps sorted by risk and effort: guardrails, tool scoping, prompt hardening, retrieval filtering. Your team knows exactly what to do first.

03

More Robust Systems, Verified

After hardening we retest the critical findings. You get documented proof that the implemented mitigations actually hold up against the original exploits.

Methodology

Step 01

Scope and Threat Model

Joint definition of test scope, the models, systems and agents in scope, critical assets and relevant attacker profiles. Success criteria agreed upfront.

Step 02

LLM Model Red Teaming

Structured adversarial testing against the base model: prompt injection, jailbreaks, safety-filter bypass and adversarial inputs. All working attacks are documented.

Step 03

LLM and Agent Red Teaming

Testing against your LLM system and agents: RAG attacks, tool abuse, memory poisoning, goal hijacking. Prioritized findings report with exploits and hardening guidance.

Step 04

Hardening and Retest

Hands-on support for your teams while mitigations are implemented. Retest of critical findings after hardening to verify that the controls actually work.

Ready for LLM and Agent Red Teaming?

Uncover weaknesses at model, system and agent layer before others exploit them. Talk to us about your specific scenario.

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