Security & red teams

Red-team every AI system, every release — not once a year.

Prompt injection, indirect injection through documents and tool output, SSRF through agent tools, MCP metadata poisoning. SENTINEL-X runs the attacks continuously, with an adaptive attacker that keeps going after the first refusal.

Risks we test for

What goes wrong — and how SENTINEL-X catches it.

R1

Instructions hidden in a web page, PDF or tool result take over the agent

Indirect-injection and tool-output-injection tests with canaries that prove a breach in code.

R2

The model reveals its system prompt or internal tools

System-prompt leakage, tool discovery and debug-mode access tests.

R3

Agent tools reach internal URLs or run commands

SSRF, SQL injection, command execution and resource-abuse tests.

R4

A refusal today becomes a yes on the fourth turn

Multi-turn escalation plus the Adaptive attacker role, recorded turn by turn.

R5

MCP servers ship poisoned tool descriptions

MCP tool-contract and tool-metadata-poisoning tests against the server directly.

Frameworks in scope

OWASP Top 10 for LLM ApplicationsOWASP Agentic AI threats (T1–T15)MITRE ATLASNIST AI 600-1ISO/IEC 27001SOC 2NIS2FedRAMP
All 52 frameworks

Key test dimensions

Prompt injectionIndirect injectionJailbreaksSystem prompt leakageServer-side request forgeryCommand & code executionTool metadata poisoningToken & character smuggling
All 104 dimensions

See SENTINEL-X test your own AI system.

Bring an endpoint. In one session we connect it, generate its suite, and run it live — you keep the report.