AI Security

AI Risk Assessment

A structured assessment of the real risk your AI systems introduce, mapped to actual data flows and dependencies, not a generic AI-risk questionnaire.

The question we're answering

“What risks are introduced by our AI systems and data flows?” AI systems introduce risk in places traditional security reviews don't look: what data reaches a third-party model, what a model can infer beyond its intended use, and what happens when a provider's own security posture changes.

Who this is for

Organizations that have deployed or are about to deploy AI systems and need a real risk picture before an incident, a customer questionnaire, or a board review forces the question.

What this covers

This assessment traces risk through the full AI system, not just the model itself:

  • Data flow mapping: what data reaches which AI system, and where it goes from there
  • Data classification: sensitivity of the data actually exposed to each AI system
  • Third-party and provider dependencies: what you're trusting a vendor's model or API with
  • Authorization boundaries: who and what can trigger AI-driven actions
  • Testing: how the risk assessment is validated, not just documented

Outcomes & deliverables

  • A risk-tiered inventory of AI systems and the data flows behind them
  • Clear identification of third-party and provider dependencies
  • A prioritized remediation plan mapped to actual exposure
  • A repeatable process for assessing the next AI system before it launches

How we approach it

Map

Inventory AI systems and trace the data flows through each one.

Assess

Score risk against real exposure, not a generic AI-risk template.

Report

Prioritized findings and a remediation plan your team can execute.

Regulatory readiness

Governance work here feeds directly into regulatory evidence, not just internal policy.

Industries & use cases

Financial ServicesInsuranceTechnology / SaaS

Proof

TRUST, AT SCALE

50 active enterprise clients, 100+ SMB clients, and 1,000+ assessments delivered per year: this isn't our first engagement like yours.

Expert reviewer

Asaf Levy
Asaf Levy
Co-Founder, Cybecs · Co-Founder, RedRok · CISO & Technology · Former CISO, El Al Airlines (2020 to 2024)

FAQ

Do you assess third-party AI tools we didn't build ourselves?
Yes. Most organizations' real AI risk exposure runs through third-party tools and APIs, not custom-built models, so those are explicitly in scope.
How is this different from a general security risk assessment?
It traces risk through AI-specific paths: model boundaries, training and inference data exposure, and provider dependencies a generic assessment usually misses.