AI Agent & Agentic System Security Assessment

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The Security Risks of AI Agents

Agents do not just generate text, they take actions. They call APIs, execute code, read and write data, and chain decisions across tools and systems with minimal human oversight. That delegated authority creates attack surfaces that no existing security assessment was designed to find.

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Testing the Security of AI Agents

Our AI Agent & Agentic System Security Assessment tests whether your trust boundaries hold under real attack conditions. We assess tool-calling agents, MCP servers, AI coding assistants, and multi-agent orchestration frameworks, evaluating how they handle prompt injection, privilege escalation, tool misuse, and unintended data access before an attacker does.

What We Test

MCP Server Security

  • Input validation and tool permission scoping
  • Authentication and transport security
  • Prompt injection via tool responses

Tool Use & Function Calling

  • Testing whether agents can be manipulated into calling unauthorized tools
  • Passing malicious arguments or escalating privileges through tool chains
  • Exploiting implicit trust between agent components

Agent Memory & Context Poisoning

  • Attacks against persistent memory and conversation history
  • Retrieval mechanism manipulation that influences future agent behavior
  • Context injection through previous interactions

Multi-Agent Trust Boundaries

  • Inter-agent communication security and delegation chains
  • Whether one compromised agent can pivot to others
  • Delegation chain integrity

Sandbox & Containment

  • Evaluating whether agents are properly isolated from production systems, file systems, and network resources

Human-in-the-Loop Bypass

  • Testing whether approval workflows and confirmation steps can be circumvented
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Deliverables

  • Agent threat model documenting trust boundaries, delegation paths, tool permissions, and blast radius for each identified risk
  • Vulnerability report with chained exploitation scenarios, attack narratives, and remediation priorities
  • Regulatory compliance gap analysis and remediation roadmap with milestone tracking

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