Secure your AI
AI Supply Chain Security
Assurance for the models, datasets, libraries and AI vendors your products depend on.
Why it matters
Open-weight models, fine-tuning datasets and AI APIs arrive with risks of their own: unsafe serialisation formats, poisoned data, unclear licensing and vendors with access to sensitive prompts.
Mapped to
- OWASP Top 10 for LLM Applications
- NIST AI RMF
- SLSA
What we cover
- Model provenance and integrity checks
- Unsafe model formats and loading paths (for example, pickle-based files)
- Training and fine-tuning data poisoning risk
- AI bill of materials (AI-BOM) for models, datasets and dependencies
- Third-party AI vendor and API security assessments
- Data retention and training-use terms for AI providers
How an engagement runs
- 01
Inventory
Find every model, dataset, AI library and AI vendor in use.
- 02
Assess
Evaluate provenance, integrity, licensing and vendor controls.
- 03
Control
Define approved sources, scanning and onboarding gates.
- 04
Monitor
Track changes to models and vendors over time.
What you receive
Clear outputs your engineers, leadership and auditors can each use.
- AI bill of materials for your products
- Vendor and model risk assessments
- Approved-source and model intake policy
- Pipeline controls for scanning and verifying artefacts
Open-source first
We start with proven open-source tools to keep costs down, and recommend commercial options only when they add real value. How we choose
- ModelScan
- Syft
- Grype
- OSV-Scanner
- Sigstore
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