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Security review and hardening

Boundary maps and hardening checklists for AI-era risk.

When you add AI agents, external providers, or generated code, your system gets more connection points and more places where trust can break down. A useful security review maps those boundaries, shows what crosses them, and strengthens weak spots before they become incidents.

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Who this is for

For teams running AI-assisted systems, agents with access to tools, or data flows that move between providers and need a security review at the architecture level.

The real problem

In AI-based systems, security problems often come from behavior and data flow, not only from classic software bugs. An agent may use a tool it should not have, a prompt may end up in logs, or a provider may receive data that should have stayed inside your system.

What we do

We map the trust boundaries in your system, check how data and requests move through AI providers, define what each tool is allowed to do, and prepare a hardening checklist that fits the system you actually have. You receive practical recommendations in a clear order, sized to what your team can realistically implement.

How it holds together
  • 01

    Boundary map

    A clear map of your users, services, providers, agents, tools, and data areas, including what moves from one boundary to another.

  • 02

    AI provider routing review

    What data leaves the system, which providers receive it, under what terms, and how that flow can be limited.

  • 03

    Agent permission scoping

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

  • 04

    Hardening checklist

    Prioritized actions for this system — 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
Parent services

Service areas that use this technical foundation

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A candid note

This security review is meant to help you reduce risk and harden the system in practical ways. It is not a formal certification, a compliance audit, or a legal opinion.

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