AI security, in depth.
Research and field-tested guidance on securing infrastructure, applications, and AI — agents, chatbots, LLMs, governance, and assurance for the enterprise.
Defending against prompt injection in production LLM applications
Prompt injection is the top risk in the OWASP LLM Top 10 for a reason: there is no single patch. This is a defense-in-depth playbook for direct and indirect injection in real applications.
Building an enterprise AI governance operating model
Governance fails when it is a document nobody reads. This is an operating model that turns AI policy into controls, evidence, and decisions people actually make — mapped to NIST AI RMF and ISO/IEC 42001.
A reference architecture for secure enterprise AI infrastructure
The infrastructure under your models — inference endpoints, vector stores, GPUs, model registries, and data pipelines — is a first-class attack surface. Here is how to lay it out securely.
AI red teaming: stress-testing LLMs and agents before attackers do
Red teaming AI is not one clever jailbreak — it is a repeatable discipline. Here is a methodology, a taxonomy of tests, and how to operationalize it as a continuous control.