AI security audits that attack first
Someone will try to break your AI — better it’s us. We red-team your assistants, agents, and RAG pipelines for prompt injection, jailbreaks, data leakage, and tool abuse, then fix what we find. From $4,500.
What you get
- Adversarial testing mapped to the OWASP LLM Top 10
- Prompt injection and jailbreak testing against your real flows, not toy demos
- Data-leakage review: system prompts, PII, embeddings, logs
- Agent & MCP attack surface: tool abuse, privilege escalation, excessive agency
- Fixes included — we patch with you and retest, not just hand over a PDF
You walk away with
Findings report ranked by severity
Included in every engagement — ownership transfers on delivery.
Remediation PRs + retest
Included in every engagement — ownership transfers on delivery.
Evidence pack for customers & auditors
Included in every engagement — ownership transfers on delivery.
Questions, answered
What does an AI red-team engagement actually test?
The ways AI systems fail in the wild: prompt injection (direct and via your data), jailbreaks, system-prompt and PII leakage, insecure output handling, and — for agents — tool abuse and privilege escalation. Findings map to the OWASP LLM Top 10 so your team and auditors share a vocabulary.
How much does an AI security audit cost?
Big-firm AI red teams start around $16,000. A Startrise engagement starts at $4,500 for a scoped single-system audit — including remediation and a retest, which most firms sell separately.
Do we need this for compliance?
Increasingly, yes. The EU AI Act expects adversarial testing for high-risk and general-purpose systems as enforcement ramps through August 2026, and enterprise buyers now ask for AI security evidence in procurement. Pair it with AI Compliance Readiness if you need the paperwork side too.