Attack-path map
See how prompts, retrieval, tools, identities, APIs, and business data connect before testing begins.
AI Cybersecurity
An AI feature can inherit every ordinary web application flaw and add a new control problem: untrusted language can influence what the system does next. Cyber Replay tests the code, model workflow, data retrieval, credentials, and tool calls as one attack surface.
The result is not a generic AI policy. You get reproducible findings, prioritized fixes, and a deployment path that lets the business use AI without giving the model unlimited reach.
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See how prompts, retrieval, tools, identities, APIs, and business data connect before testing begins.
Exercise prompt injection, privilege misuse, data leakage, conventional application flaws, and unsafe action chains.
Prioritize architecture changes, scoped permissions, validation, monitoring, and human approvals by risk.
These anchors make it easier to decide whether a conversation is worthwhile. Final scope depends on systems, integrations, users, and delivery risk; Cyber Replay confirms the fixed scope before work starts.
Focused review of prompt injection, tool permissions, data flow, and AI supply-chain risk.
Application and model-layer testing with a verification retest.
Design and implementation for an AI product with security controls built into delivery.
Need the shortest path? Book the 15-minute fit call. We will tell you which engagement fits, what information is needed for a proposal, and when a specialist service would be a better choice.
Cyber Replay tests both the conventional application and the AI layer: authentication, authorization, exposed secrets, prompt injection, agent tool permissions, retrieval data, model and package supply chain, logging, and human approval for irreversible actions.
A focused AI Security Assessment starts at $5,500. A full AI application penetration test is $6,500 and includes a verification retest. Larger secure AI builds are scoped after the architecture and integration requirements are known.
Yes. The review inventories every tool, credential, data source, and action the agent can reach, then tests whether untrusted content can redirect those capabilities. High-impact actions should use narrow credentials, validation, and explicit approval.
Yes. Cyber Replay is based in Los Angeles and works remotely with teams across California and the United States. On-site work is available in the Los Angeles area when it materially helps the engagement.
Bring the business goal, the current systems, and the deadline. Cyber Replay will turn that into a practical recommendation, including what to do first and what not to buy yet.