AI Security
Shadow AI, agentic SOC, AI pentest, and AI advisory. From strategy to operational delivery on Tenable, CrowdStrike, and Aikido.
What is AI security?
AI security is the work of securing AI systems and AI use, and of using AI to defend the business. The field has two parts.
The first part is securing AI. Employees adopt AI tools without IT knowing, which is called Shadow AI. Language models can be manipulated with prompt injection. AI agents get access rights and act on their own. The frameworks that describe these risks are the OWASP Top 10 for LLM applications, the OWASP Top 10 for agentic applications, and the NIST AI Risk Management Framework. The EU AI Act adds legal requirements for how businesses use AI.
The second part is using AI in defense. Modern security monitoring uses AI to triage alerts and investigate incidents faster than a human can.
FM CyberSecurity covers both parts. We find and govern your AI use, test applications with AI pentesting on Aikido, run an agentic SOC with Charlotte AI inside Falcon Complete, and advise on AI strategy and the EU AI Act at leadership level.
Services in this practice
- Shadow AI
Discover and govern AI use across employees, agents, and SaaS, built on Tenable AI Exposure Management.
- Agentic SOC
Autonomous alert triage and case shaping with Charlotte AI inside Falcon Complete.
- Vibe Coding
Security guardrails for AI-assisted and AI-generated code, built on Aikido.
- AI advisory
AI strategy, governance, and secure deployment guidance at board and leadership level.
Common questions
What is AI security?
AI security is securing AI systems and AI use in the business, and using AI in defense. It covers Shadow AI, prompt injection, agentic AI, and the requirements in the EU AI Act.
What is Shadow AI?
Shadow AI is AI tools employees use without IT knowing. Data can leak to external language models. We find the use and help you govern it.
Which frameworks apply to AI security?
The most used are the OWASP Top 10 for LLM applications, the OWASP Top 10 for agentic applications, and the NIST AI Risk Management Framework. The EU AI Act sets the legal requirements.