CyberAIRedCell

AI Security · Red Teaming · Cyber Advisory · Advanced Training

Secure AI before it becomes your next incident.

CyberAI RedCell helps mission-critical organizations secure AI adoption, red team AI-enabled systems, build secure AI applications, modernize cyber and GRC programs, and train teams for the AI threat era.

AI adoption moved fast. Governance, logging, identity, testing, data controls, and response plans usually did not. That gap is where the fun starts, assuming your definition of fun includes board briefings, regulators, and incident response.

  • AI Security Advisory
  • AI Red Teaming
  • Secure AI Apps
  • Cyber & GRC
  • Private Training
  • Custom Cyber Ranges

Operational infrastructure

AI risk is now operational risk.

AI systems are moving into workflows that touch customer data, regulated decisions, cyber operations, software development, fraud detection, field operations, and executive reporting. The risk is no longer theoretical model behavior. It is identity, data access, retrieval, tool use, logging, governance, and whether anyone can explain what happened after the agent enthusiastically made a bad decision at machine speed.

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The gap

Why traditional security programs miss AI risk

Not because the teams aren't good — because the tooling, scopes, and assumptions were built for systems that don't read instructions out of their own data.

Pentest scopes stop at the prompt

Traditional test plans cover the web app and the network — not retrieval manipulation, tool abuse, or what an agent does with a poisoned context window.

Identity models assume a human

AI systems act under service identities with standing permissions. When the model is manipulated, those permissions are the attacker's permissions.

DLP can't read embeddings

Sensitive data flows into vector stores and context windows in forms your data-loss tooling was never built to inspect.

Logging wasn't designed for context windows

If prompts, retrievals, and tool calls aren't captured, your first AI incident will be reconstructed from screenshots and optimism.

Vendor reviews predate the AI features

The platform you assessed two years ago now ships an assistant with access to your data. The questionnaire didn't ask; the vendor didn't volunteer.

Runbooks assume the system can't act

Incident response for a system that holds credentials and keeps taking actions is a different discipline. Most plans haven't met it yet.

What we do

Five practices. One operating picture.

Advisory leads. Red teaming proves. Engineering builds. GRC institutionalizes. Training makes it stick.

RedCell Advisory

Executive AI and cyber advisory for mission-critical organizations

Strategy, governance, risk, and program advisory for boards, CISOs, and Heads of AI. We help you adopt AI deliberately — with the controls, evidence, and operating model to defend the decision later.

  • AI security strategy and governance
  • Board and executive risk briefings
  • Secure AI adoption roadmaps
  • Cyber program modernization
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RedCell AI Red Team

Authorized adversarial testing for AI-enabled systems

Threat-informed, scoped red teaming across LLM applications, RAG pipelines, agents, MCP and tool integrations, and the identity and data boundaries around them. Jailbreaks are one test class — not the methodology.

  • LLM and agentic workflow testing
  • RAG and vector database security
  • MCP, A2A, and tool abuse testing
  • Risk-ranked, executive-ready reporting
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RedCell Build

AI applications engineered to survive production

Secure design and build of RAG systems, internal copilots, agentic workflows, and SOC and compliance automation — with access control, logging, evaluation, and abuse testing designed in from the first commit.

  • Secure RAG and copilot development
  • Guardrail and evaluation design
  • SOC and compliance automation
  • Prototype-to-production hardening
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RedCell Advisory

Cyber and GRC programs that operate, not just attest

vCISO advisory, framework assessments, compliance readiness, and audit support across NIST CSF, ISO 27001, ISO 42001, SOC 2, CMMC, HIPAA, and PCI DSS — tied to operational risk, not spreadsheet archaeology.

  • vCISO and program assessment
  • ISO 42001 and NIST AI RMF readiness
  • Incident response planning and tabletops
  • Third-party and cloud security review
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RedCell Academy

Training built by practitioners, for operators

Private enterprise training, executive workshops, AI red team labs, and custom cyber ranges. From board briefings to hands-on adversarial testing — with certificates of completion.

  • Executive and board AI security training
  • AI red team practitioner labs
  • Custom cyber ranges and tabletops
  • Private delivery for enterprise teams
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Coverage

What we secure

If it involves a model, a retrieval pipeline, an agent, or the controls around them — it's in scope for us.

LLM Applications

Customer-facing assistants, internal copilots, and the prompts, context, and outputs that connect them to your data.

RAG Pipelines

Retrieval systems where document ingestion, embeddings, and access control decide what the model can see — and leak.

Agentic Workflows

Systems that plan, decide, and act. Autonomy changes the blast radius of every mistake.

MCP and Tool Integrations

The integration layer between models and real systems — where a prompt becomes an API call with real permissions.

A2A Workflows

Agent-to-agent communication paths, delegation chains, and the trust assumptions between them.

AI Data Flows

What data enters prompts, what leaves in responses, and whether classification and retention rules follow it.

Model Supply Chains

Third-party models, open weights, fine-tuning data, and the dependencies your AI-BOM should already list.

AI-Enabled SOC Workflows

Detection, triage, and response workflows that use AI — and must not become a new way to blind the SOC.

Governance and Audit Programs

The policies, inventories, controls, and evidence that let you answer regulators and boards with specifics.

Standard of care

Built to critical-infrastructure standards of seriousness

Mission-critical sectors long ago learned what it takes to change systems that cannot fail: written authorization, defined scope, evidence, change control, and respect for operations. We apply that discipline to AI systems, agentic workflows, and the programs that govern them — whatever your sector.

It is a higher bar than most AI consulting bothers with. That is rather the point.

Lifecycle

Security that holds across the whole AI lifecycle

Govern, design, build, test, operate, respond — a control that exists in only one stage is a control that fails in the other five. Our practices are built to connect them.

Who we work with

Built for the people accountable when AI goes wrong

Executives own the risk. Practitioners own the systems. Our engagements are designed to hold up in front of both.

CISO

AI adoption is outpacing your control set, and the board is asking questions your current assessments don't answer.

Start here: AI security program design and an AI red team of your highest-exposure system.

Head of AI

You need to ship AI capability without becoming the subject of the next incident review.

Start here: Secure adoption roadmap plus adversarial testing before launch.

CIO / CTO

Vendors are embedding AI into everything you run, and nobody can say what that changed about your risk posture.

Start here: AI vendor and platform risk review with an AI asset inventory.

GRC and Audit Leaders

ISO 42001, NIST AI RMF, and the EU AI Act are converging on you, and the AI inventory doesn't exist yet.

Start here: AI governance operating model and framework readiness assessment.

Security Engineering / AppSec

Product teams are wiring LLMs into workflows faster than your threat models can follow.

Start here: AI threat modeling and secure AI SDLC integration.

Board Members

You're expected to oversee AI risk with briefings that are either too vague or too technical to act on.

Start here: A board-level AI and cyber risk briefing in plain, decision-ready language.

RedCell Academy

Training that transfers real capability

From board briefings to lab-heavy bootcamps — private delivery, certificates of completion, and curriculum written by the practitioners who do the work.

Executive and Board Training

AI Security for Executives and Boards

A working understanding of AI risk for the people who own it: what AI systems actually are, where they fail, what oversight looks like, and which questions expose weak answers.

Audience
Board members, C-suite, senior leadership
Duration
Half day
Format
Private workshop or briefing, on-site or remote
Technical level
Non-technical
Prerequisites
None

Outcomes

  • Frame AI risk as operational and governance risk, not science fiction
  • Know the oversight questions that separate real programs from theater
  • Understand regulatory direction: EU AI Act, ISO 42001, NIST AI RMF
  • Leave with a board-level AI risk agenda for the next four quarters
  • Certificate of completion
  • Private delivery available
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AI Red Team Training

LLM Red Teaming Fundamentals

The foundations of authorized AI red teaming: scoping and rules of engagement, the LLM attack surface, core test classes, evidence collection, and reporting that drives remediation.

Audience
Penetration testers, security analysts, AppSec engineers
Duration
2 days
Format
Private training with instrumented labs
Technical level
Intermediate
Prerequisites
Security testing experience helpful; ethics and authorization module mandatory

Outcomes

  • Scope and run an authorized LLM application assessment
  • Apply the OWASP LLM Top 10 and MITRE ATLAS in practice
  • Collect evidence defenders can act on
  • Write findings that survive both engineering and executive review
  • Hands-on labs
  • Certificate of completion
  • Private delivery available
Email info@cyai.io about this course

Secure AI Development Training

Secure AI App Development Bootcamp

A lab-heavy immersion in secure AI engineering: threat modeling, retrieval controls, tool security, evaluation harnesses, abuse testing, and production hardening — one system built properly, end to end.

Audience
Software engineers, AI engineers, technical leads
Duration
4 days
Format
Private bootcamp
Technical level
Intermediate
Prerequisites
Professional software development experience

Outcomes

  • Threat model and design a production AI application
  • Implement layered controls across retrieval, tools, and output
  • Build evaluation and abuse test suites into CI
  • Harden a working system from prototype to production-ready
  • Hands-on labs
  • Certificate of completion
  • Private delivery available
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Built for serious environments

Credibility without the logo wall

Client names are not marketing assets here. References happen in conversations, with permission — a policy our clients tend to appreciate for obvious reasons.

  • Experience advising complex enterprise and public-sector environments
  • Training delivered to technical security teams
  • Research-informed AI and cyber methodologies
  • Executive and practitioner briefings across regulated sectors

FAQ

Questions boards and builders both ask

Straight answers, in writing, before the first call.

Have an AI system, pilot, vendor, or strategy that needs adult supervision?

Email info@cyai.io. Confidential, direct, and answered by a practitioner — not a sales sequence.