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AI SECURITY — GOVERNANCE & TESTING

Secure the AI you're
building your business on.

Bastion delivers AI security and governance for the regulated mid-market — defense, healthcare, and manufacturing. We red team your models, build a defensible AI program, and keep it running as your footprint grows.

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/ Why now

The attack surface moved. Most programs haven't.

Most organizations now use AI in some form — copilots in the browser, models in production, agents connected to internal tools. Policy, inventory, and testing often haven't caught up, and that gap is where data leakage and compliance issues tend to appear.

The model itself is rarely the real risk. The orchestrator around it — the tools it can call, the data it can reach, the actions it can take — is the true attack surface. Our work starts there, mapped to the frameworks your regulators and customers already recognize.

/ 01 — Offensive

AI Red Teaming & Model Testing

Adversarial testing of your LLMs, copilots, and agents — the highest-signal way to know whether your AI can be turned against you. Manual campaigns plus tooling, every finding tied to a named technique.

Scope a red team
Prompt injection & jailbreaks

Direct and indirect injection, system-prompt extraction, and guardrail bypass.

Data exfiltration & leakage

Sensitive-data disclosure through retrieval, memory, and tool responses.

Agent & tool abuse

Unbounded tool calls, privilege misuse, and MCP server weaknesses.

Model supply chain

Third-party models, plugins, and pipelines reviewed end to end.

Multi-turn campaigns

Crescendo and chained attacks that single-shot tests miss.

Mapped to ATLAS & OWASP

Findings tied to MITRE ATLAS and the OWASP LLM & Agentic Top 10.

/ 02 — Governance

AI Governance & ISO 42001 Readiness

A defensible AI management system, not a binder nobody reads. We inventory where AI touches your business, quantify the risk, and build the controls — mapped to ISO/IEC 42001 and the NIST AI Risk Management Framework.

Start with an inventory
AI use inventory

Discover shadow AI and catalog every model, tool, and integration.

Acceptable use policy

Clear, enforceable rules your team will actually follow.

AI risk register

Risks tiered and mapped to NIST AI RMF: Govern, Map, Measure, Manage.

ISO 42001 gap assessment

AIMS readiness against Annex A, with a prioritized path to conformance.

Statement of Applicability

Annex A SoA and impact assessments aligned to ISO/IEC 42005.

EU AI Act alignment

High-risk obligations mapped where they apply to your systems.

/ 03 — Ongoing

AI Governance vCISO

Governance is not a one-time deliverable. As your AI footprint grows, we provide the ongoing oversight — the recurring layer that keeps innovation moving without outrunning your controls.

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Shadow-AI discovery

Continuous discovery as new tools enter the business.

Vendor & model review

Supply-chain posture on the AI vendors you depend on.

Policy lifecycle

Policies kept current as capability and regulation change.

Executive reporting

Board-ready reporting that frames AI risk in business terms.

Control monitoring

Ongoing validation that guardrails and controls still hold.

Incident readiness

Playbooks for when an AI system behaves in ways it shouldn't.

/ Engagements

Where to start — and where it goes.

Most clients begin with an inventory and grow into a governed program. Each step stands on its own and builds toward the next.

Entry

AI Use Inventory & Acceptable Use Policy

Two weeks, fixed fee. Identify where AI is in use and put a clear policy in place.

Most organizations already use AI without a formal policy. This is a fast, practical first step.
Core

AI Red Team Assessment

Adversarial testing of your priority models, copilots, and agents.

Hands-on evidence of what your AI systems can and can't be made to do.
Program

ISO 42001 Readiness & AI Risk Assessment

AIMS gap assessment, AI system inventory, AI risk register, and Annex A Statement of Applicability, mapped to NIST AI RMF.

A governance foundation aligned to recognized standards and ready for audit.
Ongoing

AI Governance vCISO Retainer

Recurring oversight that fits alongside your existing Bastion security program.

Ongoing governance that keeps pace as your AI use grows.
/ Focus

Focused on regulated industries adopting AI.

Our work centers on defense, healthcare, and manufacturing — three sectors where AI risk and regulation are both significant.

Defense and DIB security
/ Defense

Defense & DIB

GCC High environments, CMMC, and the coming NDAA Section 1513 ("CMMC for AI"). We help contractors prepare early.

Healthcare AI security
/ Healthcare

Healthcare AI

Ambient scribes and clinical copilots are increasingly common and often unassessed. Our HIPAA experience is the starting point.

Manufacturing and OT security
/ Manufacturing

Manufacturing & OT

Vision QC, predictive maintenance, and copilots connected to historians. We help secure AI as it reaches the plant floor.

/ Foundations

The frameworks we build from.

Every engagement is anchored to recognized standards — so your AI program stands up to auditors, customers, and regulators.

NIST AI RMFISO/IEC 42001ISO/IEC 42005NIST AI 100-2e2025OWASP LLM TOP 10OWASP AGENTIC TOP 10MITRE ATLASEU AI ACTNDAA §1513 NIST AI RMFISO/IEC 42001ISO/IEC 42005NIST AI 100-2e2025OWASP LLM TOP 10OWASP AGENTIC TOP 10MITRE ATLASEU AI ACTNDAA §1513
/ The core idea

The model is rarely the risk. The orchestrator around it — its tools, data, and actions — is the real attack surface.

/ FAQ

AI security questions, answered.

AI red teaming is adversarial testing of AI systems such as LLMs, copilots, and agents. It probes for prompt injection, data exfiltration, jailbreaks, and tool abuse — then maps every finding to frameworks like MITRE ATLAS and the OWASP Top 10 for LLM and Agentic applications, so you know exactly what your AI can and can't be made to do.

ISO/IEC 42001 is the international standard for an AI management system (AIMS). It sets requirements for governing AI responsibly — including AI risk management, an AI system inventory, and Annex A controls. Bastion provides ISO 42001 readiness and gap assessments that get you audit-ready.

The NIST AI Risk Management Framework is a voluntary US framework built around four functions — Govern, Map, Measure, and Manage. ISO 42001 is a certifiable management-system standard. They're complementary: we map your AI risk to NIST AI RMF while building the AIMS that ISO 42001 requires.

Yes. Most organizations already have shadow AI — staff using tools like ChatGPT, Copilot, or embedded AI features without policy or oversight. Even when the model is vendor-owned, you remain accountable for how AI touches your data. An AI use inventory and acceptable use policy is the fastest way to regain control.

NDAA Section 1513 directs the Department of Defense to establish an AI security and assurance approach that is expected to flow into DFARS and CMMC over time. The framework is still being written, so defense contractors can benefit from preparing now. We help with CMMC readiness and secure enclave environments so you're ready as the requirements take shape.

/ Get Started

Start with a clear view of your AI use.

A two-week AI use inventory and acceptable use policy is a practical first step to see where you stand.