Secure your AI
LLM Application Security
Design and code review for applications built on large language models, from the system prompt to the vector store.
Why it matters
Most LLM vulnerabilities are design decisions: model output trusted as if it were code, retrieval that ignores user permissions, secrets placed in prompts. They are cheapest to fix before launch.
Mapped to
- OWASP Top 10 for LLM Applications
- OWASP ASVS
- NIST SSDF
What we cover
- Threat modelling for RAG, chat and copilot architectures
- Output handling: preventing model output from reaching shells, SQL, HTML or APIs unchecked
- Retrieval access control and vector store permissions
- System prompt design, secrets handling and prompt leakage
- Guardrail and content-filter design that fits your risk, not a generic list
- Secure-by-default patterns and reviews in your CI pipeline
How an engagement runs
- 01
Understand
Review the architecture, data flows and how the model is wired into your product.
- 02
Review
Inspect code, prompts, retrieval and integration points for exploitable weaknesses.
- 03
Fix together
Pair with your engineers on remediations and reusable patterns.
- 04
Embed
Add checks and guidance so the next feature ships secure by default.
What you receive
Clear outputs your engineers, leadership and auditors can each use.
- Threat model with trust boundaries and abuse cases
- Code and configuration findings with fixes
- Reference architecture and secure design patterns for your stack
- Developer checklist for future LLM features
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
- Semgrep CE
- promptfoo
- LLM Guard
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