AI security

AI security consulting for safe, governed adoption

Your teams are already using AI. We help you see where, decide what is allowed and put controls around the tools, data and agents involved, so AI adoption moves forward without creating risk you can’t explain to your board or your auditors.

  • Aligned to NIST AI RMF, ISO/IEC 42001 and NIST CSF
  • Readiness, governance, testing and monitoring
  • Security-led team, in business since 2016
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Top virtual CISO services company

Recognized by Cyber Security Review

Certified ethical hackers

Human-led testing of AI applications and agents

Framework-aligned

Findings mapped to NIST AI RMF, ISO/IEC 42001 and NIST CSF

Active in the AI security community

Sponsor of a CISO Series event on securing AI agents

Executive and board briefings

AI briefings that help leadership make decisions

Boards and executive teams are being asked to approve AI investments and accept AI risk at the same time. Our AI executive briefings and AI board briefings explain, in business terms, how AI is used in your organization, where the exposure sits and which decisions leadership needs to make.

Each briefing is built around your environment and your industry. We cover the threats that apply to you, what regulators and customers are starting to expect and how your AI roadmap connects to your security program.

  • Current AI use and the risks that matter to your business
  • Questions directors should ask about AI and data
  • Governance options and who should own AI risk
  • A short list of decisions and next steps
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AI monitoring

AI monitoring that keeps controls working after launch

AI tools change quickly. New features appear, vendors update models and employees find new services every month. A policy written today can drift out of date by next quarter.

AI monitoring gives you ongoing visibility into which AI services are in use, what data is reaching them and whether your controls still hold. We report changes and recommend adjustments, and we connect AI activity to the detection and response work your security team already runs.

  • Ongoing discovery of new and unapproved AI tools
  • Checks that data protection controls still apply
  • Periodic reporting for IT and leadership
  • Links to your MDR and incident response processes

How the services work together

One AI roadmap from first review to ongoing oversight

Most organizations move through the same stages. We meet you at the one you’re in.

1

Assess

Start with the complimentary AI risk assessment or a full AI readiness assessment to see how AI is used and where the gaps are.

2

Govern

Put acceptable use rules, ownership and policies in place, aligned to NIST AI RMF and ISO/IEC 42001.

3

Secure and test

Prepare Microsoft 365 for Copilot, close shadow AI gaps and test your AI applications and agents the way an attacker would.

4

Monitor and respond

Watch for drift, fold AI into your incident response plan and rehearse AI scenarios in a tabletop exercise.

In the community

Securing bots and AI agents in San Diego

Triden Group sponsored a CISO Series cybersecurity event in San Diego focused on securing bots and AI agents. About 100 cybersecurity professionals joined the discussion on how agents get access, what they can do with it and how security teams keep up.

The questions raised there shape our AI work. Agents that call APIs and act on behalf of users need the same scrutiny as any privileged account, and that is where our assessments and testing focus.

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Beyond the assessment

Other AI services from the Triden team

  • AI strategy consulting tied to your security program
  • AI infrastructure design and security review
  • AI incident response planning and support
  • AI tabletop exercises for technical and executive teams
  • vCISO guidance on AI risk and policy
  • Ongoing AI monitoring and reporting

FAQ

AI security consulting questions

AI security consulting helps you adopt AI tools and build AI applications without exposing sensitive data or creating new ways in for attackers. It covers discovery of current AI use, governance and policy, technical controls, testing and ongoing monitoring.

We start from security and risk. Our AI consulting services come from the same team that runs penetration testing, vCISO and compliance work, so recommendations account for identity, data protection, monitoring and incident response.

Most organizations start with the complimentary AI risk assessment. It shows where your AI policies and controls stand and which gaps to close first. If you need a full AI roadmap, the AI readiness assessment goes further.

We align our work to the NIST AI Risk Management Framework, ISO/IEC 42001 and the NIST Cybersecurity Framework. That lets you show progress in terms auditors, customers and boards already recognize.

Yes. We review the permissions, APIs and data that agents can reach, and our AI penetration testing covers tool and agent abuse. Agents are treated as identities that need least privilege and monitoring.

Cost depends on the size of your organization, the number of AI tools and applications in scope and whether you need testing, policy work or ongoing monitoring. We scope each engagement after a short call, and the initial AI risk assessment is complimentary.

Talk to an expert

Get a clear view of your AI risk

Tell us how your organization uses AI today. An advisor will reply by email to recommend a starting point, often the complimentary AI risk assessment.

  • Your request goes to a Triden AI security advisor
  • Recommendations aligned to NIST AI RMF and ISO/IEC 42001

Prefer email? Write to [email protected] or call (858) 712-0040.

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