Find out what your AI will do for an attacker.
Armada team members who attack AI systems for a living test your models, prompts, APIs, agents and the infrastructure behind them.
Your AI estate is an attack surface nobody has tested.
Teams are shipping agents, copilots, MCP servers and AI-built apps faster than security can review them. Researchers found nearly 1,900 MCP servers exposed to the internet, and none of the 119 they sampled required authentication.
- Agents hold credentials and tools that reach sensitive data.
- Prompt injection can arrive through any content an agent reads.
- Regulators and customers are starting to ask for evidence of AI testing.
Adversarial testing of your AI systems, delivered by Armada.
Prompt injection and jailbreaks
Direct and indirect injection, including through content your agents retrieve.
Data extraction
Attempts to make models and agents leak data or act outside their permissions.
Agent and tool abuse
Tool misuse, excessive permissions, memory poisoning and agent-to-agent trust.
Model manipulation
Attacks on model behavior, APIs and the infrastructure behind them.
Mapped to the frameworks you report on
OWASP Top 10 for LLM Applications, OWASP Top 10 for Agentic Applications, MITRE ATLAS, NIST AI RMF, ISO 42001 and the EU AI Act.
Findings in your action plan
Every finding lands in the Armada action plan, with owners and retest dates.
Scoped to how your AI is actually used.
- 01
Inventory AI assets
Agents, MCP servers, copilots, model endpoints and AI-built apps, with the tools, data and credentials each can reach.
- 02
Set objectives
For example, make an agent leak data, act outside its permissions, or trust a poisoned source.
- 03
Attack
Our team members run the engagement against your AI systems, combined with a red team or on its own.
- 04
Report and retest
Findings are mapped to your frameworks and tracked to closure.
In scope
- Models and prompts
- APIs and supporting infrastructure
- Agents and copilots
- MCP servers and tool connectors
- AI-built ("vibe-coded") applications
AI red teaming in an Agentic Era Security Program
- 1Business context
- 2Asset map
- 3External exposure
- 4Internal agentic testing
- 5Attack paths
- 6Active defense
- 7AI usage telemetry
- 8Action plan
- 9Red team validation
Armada is a CREST accredited provider.
The same team runs Armada's continuous programs, so engagement findings land in the same action plan your team already works from.
Frequently asked questions
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Should AI red teaming run with our red team engagement?
Combine them when AI assets sit on the path to your critical assets. Run it separately when your AI estate is large enough to need its own scope.
Does this help with ISO 42001 or the EU AI Act?
Findings are mapped to ISO 42001, NIST AI RMF and the EU AI Act, giving your governance team evidence of adversarial testing.
How is it priced?
Per AI system in scope. We'll scope it with you in your demo.
Test your AI before someone else does.
We'll inventory your AI systems with you and recommend a scope.
- A member of our team replies within one business day
- We start with your critical assets and asset map
- No commitment. We'll tell you if we're not the right fit.
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A member of our team will reach out to schedule your demo.