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AI Security Red Teaming as a Service

Continuous generative AI red teaming for LLM applications, RAG pipelines, agentic systems and fine-tuned models.

OWASP + ATLASFindings mapped to recognized frameworks
4Asset classes covered: LLM, RAG, agentic, fine-tuned
6Steps, scope to verified retest
1Remediation re-validation included
The Problem

Why Generative and Agentic AI Need AI Security Red Teaming

Generative and agentic AI fail in ways your security stack was never built to see. A traditional security stack was built to catch known vulnerability classes in known types of software. Generative and agentic AI do not fail that way. The failure is in what the model was convinced to do, what it was tricked into revealing, or what an agent was steered into acting on, and none of that shows up in a conventional vulnerability scan. AI security red teaming tests those failure paths directly.

01

A trusted input is all it takes

Prompt injection and jailbreaks hijack the model through inputs it was designed to trust, bypassing the guardrails you assumed held because the attack never looks like an attack until it works.

02

The model leaks what it was never supposed to say

Sensitive context, system prompts and training data can be exposed straight through the model's own output. No breach of the underlying infrastructure is required.

03

An agent will act on a bad instruction exactly as trained

Autonomous tools take real actions, including spending, sending and deploying. An attacker who can steer the input can steer the action. The agent is not malfunctioning. It is doing exactly what it was told.

04

Nothing is watching between one test and the next

With no adversarial baseline and no audit trail, the gap between one point-in-time test and the next is where new exposure quietly accumulates, unnoticed until something breaks in production.

What Is AI Red Team as a Service?

Adversarial assurance, delivered as a service.

ARTaaS is Hexashield AI operated as an ongoing AI red team service rather than a one-time engagement. The same adversarial techniques a real attacker would use are run against your AI on a schedule, not just before launch, and every finding comes back with evidence attached, not just a severity rating.

Real Attack Techniques

Cygeniq's team thinks like an attacker: injection, jailbreaks, leakage, tool abuse and multi-agent chaining. The team then hands back the evidence, the fixes and the proof, not just a list of theoretical risks.

Continuous

Assets are retested whenever models, data, prompts or agents change, so assurance holds between releases instead of expiring the moment something in the system is updated.

Outcome-Driven

Findings are prioritized by business impact so remediation engineers know what to fix first, with audit-ready proof the board can use, not a report that sits in a shared drive.

Coverage

Generative AI Red Teaming Coverage Across Every AI Asset Class

We test every class of AI you run. A chatbot, a RAG pipeline and an autonomous agent do not share an attack surface, so they are not tested with the same playbook. Each asset class gets adversarial techniques built for how it actually fails.

LLM Applications

Chatbots, copilots and assistants are tested for prompt injection, jailbreaks, system-prompt leakage and unsafe output handling, the failure modes specific to a model that talks directly to users.

RAG Pipelines

Knowledge-base poisoning, retrieval manipulation, cross-tenant exposure, and grounding and citation failure are tested because a RAG system is only as trustworthy as what it retrieves and how well it keeps that data separated.

Agentic Systems

Tool and function misuse, excessive agency, memory poisoning, and multi-step and multi-agent abuse chains are tested for the risks that only exist once an AI system can actually take action.

Fine-Tuned & Custom Models

Training-data extraction, backdoors, model theft, and alignment and guardrail bypass are tested to verify whether the model you built is actually as safe as the one you tested before deployment.

How It Works

How the AI Red Teaming Service Works

Every test is a complete engagement. A red team finding that never gets fixed is not worth much more than the vulnerability it describes. Every ARTaaS engagement runs the full sequence from scoping to a verified fix, not just the testing in the middle.

01

Scope & Classify

Asset type and complexity are agreed before any work begins, so the engagement is sized to the actual system, not a generic template.

02

Threat Model

The threat model is mapped to the actual AI architecture in front of the team, not a generic AI threat list applied regardless of how the system is built.

03

Adversarial Testing

Cygeniq's red team runs expert-led testing against the application and its guardrails, using the same techniques a real attacker would attempt.

04

Validate & Triage

False positives are removed and real risk is confirmed, so the findings that reach you are the ones that actually matter.

05

Report & Remediate

Executive and technical findings are delivered together, with fixes prioritized so engineers know exactly what to act on first.

06

Retest

One remediation re-validation is included, confirming the fix actually closed the finding rather than leaving it to chance.

Engagement Model

AI Red Team Service Engagement Model

Govern once, standardize and test every asset. The groundwork for how testing is scoped, scored and evidenced happens once. What repeats after that is testing on every individual AI asset, not a fresh methodology negotiation each time something new ships.

Layer 1Organization

Organization

The threat-model baseline, attack library, rules of engagement, severity model and evidence standards are set up once at the organizational level, so every later engagement runs against the same consistent bar.

Layer 2Asset Type

Asset Type

Reusable attack playbooks exist for LLM, RAG and agentic AI because each has a genuinely different attack surface. Testing one with a playbook built for another misses what actually matters.

Layer 3Individual Asset

Individual Asset

Scheduled red-team tests run on each AI asset, with reporting and retest included, delivered as an annual subscription so testing keeps pace with how often the asset itself changes.

Transparent pricing: a published rate card by AI asset type and complexity, with volume tiers and a 3-year rate lock. Your estate is classified once at the scoping workshop.

Standards & Integrations

AI Security Red Teaming Mapped to OWASP and MITRE ATLAS

Every finding maps to a standard, and to a fix. A finding that cannot be mapped to a recognized framework is hard for a regulator or a board to act on. Every finding from ARTaaS is mapped to the OWASP Top 10 for LLM Applications, LLM01 through LLM10, OWASP agentic AI risks, RAG and vector risks, and MITRE ATLAS. From there, findings flow straight into CyberTix AI runtime guardrails and GRCortex AI compliance evidence, so the test is the start of the fix, not the end of the engagement.

OWASP Top 10 for LLM Applications (LLM01-LLM10) OWASP Agentic AI Risks RAG and Vector Risks MITRE ATLAS

Where Findings Go Next

Findings flow directly into CyberTix AI runtime guardrails for immediate protection.

Findings flow into GRCortex AI compliance evidence for audit-ready proof.

Outcomes

AI Red Teaming Service Outcomes

What you get from ARTaaS:

Security risk reduction
Regulatory evidence auditors accept
Continuous assurance
A governed AI risk register
Real-time executive visibility
A repeatable service that scales
Why Cygeniq

Why Choose Cygeniq for AI Security Red Teaming

Built on one platform, not a stack of point tools.

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Unified Runtime AI Trust Platform

Security, runtime defense and governance run on one Runtime AI Trust Platform, not point tools.

02

Continuous, Not Point-in-Time

Testing, runtime protection and control evidence are combined for always-current assurance.

03

Deep Regulatory Expertise

Fluent across OWASP, MITRE ATLAS, ISO/IEC 42001, NIST AI RMF and the EU AI Act.

04

Professional Services Depth

Specialists across LLM, RAG and agentic AI, delivered from the Cygeniq AI Delivery Center.

05

Scales With Your Estate

One classification, one rate card and one refresh cycle. The model grows with the AI you run.

Get Started

Start Your AI Security Red Teaming Scoping Workshop

Start with a scoping workshop. Cygeniq classifies your AI estate, sizes your testing volume, and selects the first assets for a 90-day pilot, so the first engagement lands on the systems where a real finding would matter most.

Start with a Scoping Workshop

AI Security Red Teaming FAQs

AI security red teaming applies adversarial testing directly to the security behavior of LLM applications, RAG pipelines, agentic systems and custom models. It tests how those systems respond to attacks such as prompt injection, jailbreaks, leakage, retrieval manipulation and tool misuse, then validates the finding and provides evidence for remediation.
Traditional penetration testing looks for vulnerabilities in code and infrastructure. LLM red teaming tests what the model can be convinced to say or do through its inputs and outputs, including prompt injection, jailbreaks and system-prompt leakage. These failure modes exist because of how the model reasons, not only because of a coding flaw.
Prompt injection testing attempts to hijack a model through inputs it was designed to trust, checking whether guardrails that appear to hold actually hold once an attacker crafts input specifically to bypass them.
Yes. Agentic AI testing covers tool and function misuse, excessive agency, memory poisoning, and multi-step and multi-agent abuse chains. These risks exist specifically because an agent can take real actions, spend, send or deploy, rather than only generate text.
RAG security testing checks a retrieval-augmented generation pipeline for knowledge-base poisoning, retrieval manipulation, cross-tenant exposure, and grounding and citation failure. These are the ways a RAG system can be manipulated through what it retrieves rather than through the model alone.
Every finding from an ARTaaS engagement is mapped to the OWASP Top 10 for LLM Applications, LLM01 through LLM10, OWASP agentic AI risks, RAG and vector risks, and MITRE ATLAS, so the result speaks the language your security team, auditors and regulators already use.
Findings are validated and triaged to remove false positives, delivered with executive and technical reporting and prioritized fixes, and confirmed with one included remediation retest. Findings also flow into CyberTix AI runtime guardrails and GRCortex AI compliance evidence, so the test is the start of the fix, not the end of the engagement.
A one-time test shows how an AI system behaved on one date. An AI red teaming service keeps assurance current by retesting when models, data, prompts or agents change, while keeping a consistent threat model, severity model, evidence standard and reporting process across the AI estate.

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