Security testing
We run red and blue team exercises on the systems you ask us to test.
The red team tries to get in. The blue team watches for it and closes the gap.
A red team exercise tests your systems the way an attacker would. A blue team exercise tests whether your team and your tools notice the attempt and stop it. Running both shows where you are exposed and how fast you respond.
We tailor each exercise to your business and the scope you ask for, agree the rules with you before we start, and report what we found in plain language. After you fix a gap, we test it again. We stay on call and rerun the tests as your systems change.
What Do Red and Blue Team Exercises Cover?
You set the scope. These are the parts teams ask us to test.
Red team
We try to get in the way an attacker would, inside the rules we agree with you, and write down each path that worked.
Blue team
We check whether your alerts, logs and people catch the attempt, and how long that takes.
The systems you name
Your website, the tools your team logs into, and the systems we built for you, if you want those included.
A plain report
What we tried, what worked, what to fix first, and how to check the fix.
A retest
After you close a gap, we run the same test again to confirm it holds.
How Do We Run an Exercise?
We start with a scoping session. You tell us which systems are in bounds, which are off limits, and when we may test. We put that in writing before anything runs.
Then we run the exercise, report what we found, and help your team close the gaps. We track the results from one round to the next and retune the tests to match your data.
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Agree the scope in writing.
Which systems are in bounds, which are off limits, the hours we may test, and the point where we stop.
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Run the exercise.
The red team tries the paths an attacker would. The blue team times how long your alerts and your people take to notice.
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Report in plain language.
What we tried, what worked, and what to fix first, written for the people who will fix it.
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Retest after the fix.
We run the same test on each gap you close, and call it fixed once it holds.
Common Questions
What is the difference between red team and blue team?
Do you test systems we did not build with you?
Will testing break anything?
How do you secure the AI systems you build?
Where does AI fit?
Outcome
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How AIL Handles Security
Limited permissions, server-side controls, AI guardrails and verification.
Read more →Reporting and analysis
Reports and search built on your data, with access limited to the people who should see it.
Read more →Finding and clearing bottlenecks
Find the step where your team's work waits, and fix that step.
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Tell us what keeps breaking.
We’ll build the fix.
Building What's Next.