A technical evaluation of how artificial intelligence interacts with the organization's IT infrastructure, cloud platforms, identity systems, APIs, and internal applications.
AI does not invent new attack surfaces from scratch. It accelerates existing ones, lowers the cost of attacks that used to require expertise, and introduces a class of vulnerability, prompt injection and model supply chain, that most traditional security programs are not structured to evaluate.
This audit assesses how AI expands or accelerates the organization's existing security exposure and infrastructure risk profile. The objective is technical clarity, exposure identification, and prioritized remediation planning.
The audit is typically sponsored by a Chief Information Security Officer, Chief Information Officer, Chief Risk Officer, or General Counsel. It is most often initiated in response to a board-level question about AI-related security posture that the existing security program cannot fully answer.
A 30-minute consultation to scope the question your leadership team needs answered. No deck, no pitch. A conversation about where your organization currently stands and what the right next step looks like.