AI Security & Readiness Assessments
Inventory AI applications and use cases; evaluate data flows, identities, permissions, integrations, and exposure to prompt injection and data leakage.
RadialByte assesses AI applications and integrations, establishes practical AI governance controls, and designs controlled automation for security and compliance workflows—with defined approvals, audit trails, and human oversight.
Enterprise AI tools and AI-enabled applications can expose sensitive information through prompts, retrieval sources, third-party connectors, and overly broad permissions. Unapproved AI usage and poorly controlled automation can also bypass established review and approval processes.
RadialByte examines how AI systems access data, invoke tools, and interact with business processes. We identify control gaps, establish ownership and approval requirements, and define safeguards before AI use cases expand.
Engagements are scoped to the AI tools, data sources, integrations, and security processes in use or planned for deployment.
Inventory AI applications and use cases; evaluate data flows, identities, permissions, integrations, and exposure to prompt injection and data leakage.
Define acceptable-use requirements, AI ownership, use-case intake, risk classification, approval criteria, and periodic review procedures.
Review sensitive-data handling, retrieval permissions, vendor data-use settings, connector scopes, and safeguards for enterprise AI deployments.
Map manual security workflows and design approval-based automation for triage, routing, evidence collection, exception tracking, and reporting.
Design human-reviewed AI assistance for finding classification, remediation summaries, ticket enrichment, and prioritization using existing scanner and asset data.
Specify logging, access reviews, exception monitoring, output validation, and control tests for AI applications and automated workflows.
Deliverables document where AI is used, what it can access, which risks require treatment, and how approved automation should operate.
We assess AI use in context, define enforceable safeguards, and design workflows that preserve accountability for sensitive actions.
Identify AI tools, business use cases, data flows, connected systems, users, and existing approval processes.
Evaluate AI-specific threats, data exposure, access permissions, vendor settings, and governance gaps.
Define safeguards, ownership, acceptable-use requirements, review gates, and prioritized remediation actions.
Design controlled workflow automation with human approvals, audit logs, exception handling, and periodic risk reviews.
Answers about AI assessments, governance, deployment reviews, unauthorized usage, and workflow safeguards.
We review approved AI applications, data handling, access permissions, vendor settings, and integrations. The assessment identifies gaps and produces prioritized safeguards for the tools already deployed.
Not necessarily. We first evaluate controls already available through identity management, data protection, logging, and AI platform administration. Additional tooling is considered only when a specific control requirement cannot be met.
Yes. We can define AI acceptable-use requirements, use-case registration, risk-based approvals, assigned control owners, exception handling, and periodic reassessment procedures.
Yes. We examine intended data inputs, retrieval sources, identity and connector permissions, model or vendor dependencies, and threats such as prompt injection and unauthorized data disclosure before production release.
We define permitted data sources and actions, human approval checkpoints, output validation, audit logging, failure handling, and rollback procedures. High-impact decisions remain subject to designated human review.
We can review available application, identity, network, and procurement records to identify potential shadow AI use, then recommend discovery, approval, and data-handling controls appropriate to the organization.
Share the AI applications, integrations, sensitive data, or security workflows you want to assess. We can discuss assessment scope, governance deliverables, and automation control requirements.