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Security review and hardening

Boundary maps and hardening checklists tuned to AI-era risk.

AI agents, third-party providers, and generated code expand the boundary surface of a system. Security review here means mapping those boundaries explicitly and hardening them — not adding a generic checklist at the end.

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Who this is for

For teams operating AI-assisted systems, agents with tool access, or data pipelines crossing provider boundaries who need architectural-level security review.

The real problem

Security failures in AI-era systems rarely look like classic vulnerabilities. They look like an agent calling a tool it should not have, a prompt leaking through a log, or a provider receiving data it should never have seen.

What we do

We map system and trust boundaries, review AI provider routing, scope tool permissions, and produce a hardening checklist sized to the system. Recommendations are practical, prioritized, and aligned with the team's delivery capacity.

How it holds together
  • 01

    Boundary map

    Explicit map of users, services, providers, agents, tools, and data domains — and what crosses each boundary.

  • 02

    AI provider routing review

    What data leaves the system, to which providers, under which terms, and how it can be limited.

  • 03

    Agent permission scoping

    Tool access, secrets handling, and failure modes for any agent acting on real data.

  • 04

    Hardening checklist

    Prioritized, system-specific actions — not a generic OWASP copy.

Boundary map

Where data crosses — and how each crossing is controlled.

  1. B1

    User → app

    auth · session · input shape

  2. B2

    App → data

    access control · audit trail

  3. B3

    App → AI provider

    what leaves · what returns

  4. B4

    Agent → tools

    scoped permissions · logs

  5. B5

    App → 3rd-party

    vendor boundary · contracts

  6. B6

    Ops → system

    secrets · keys · admin actions

What you get
  • 01System and trust boundary map
  • 02AI provider routing and data exposure review
  • 03Agent permission and tool-access review
  • 04Prioritized hardening checklist
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Honest note

Security review supports practical hardening and risk reduction. It does not constitute a formal certification, audit, or legal compliance opinion.

Next step

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