AI Security Testing
Assess AI behaviour, retrieval systems, connected agents and AI-specific attack paths. Explore AI Security Testing.
Cybersecurity testing for modern businesses
SabreShield AI is a UK-focused cybersecurity testing business. We help organisations understand weaknesses across applications, networks, internet-facing infrastructure and AI-enabled systems, with specialist AI security as a key part of the offering.
The purpose of an assessment is to provide evidence that supports a practical decision: what is exposed, what could go wrong, and what your team should address first. Testing provides findings and remediation recommendations; it does not guarantee that a system is free of vulnerabilities.
Penetration Testing
Validate selected weaknesses through controlled exploitation within an explicitly authorised scope. Explore Penetration Testing.
External Vulnerability Assessment
Identify exposed services, vulnerable software and insecure configurations on internet-facing systems. Explore External Vulnerability Assessment.
Web Application & API Security Testing
Examine authentication, access control, business logic and application or API weaknesses. Explore Web Application & API Security Testing.
Internal Network Security Assessment
Review internal services, permissions, segmentation and potential attack paths. Explore Internal Network Security Assessment.
Continuous Vulnerability Monitoring
Track external exposure and relevant changes through an agreed recurring monitoring programme. Explore Continuous Vulnerability Monitoring.
Security Retesting & Validation
Check whether remediation resolves the original weakness and document the outcome. Explore Security Retesting & Validation.
AI security alongside traditional cybersecurity
AI features can introduce additional trust boundaries: untrusted documents may influence model behaviour, retrieval systems may expose data, and connected agents may be able to use tools or take actions. These risks sit alongside familiar application, identity and infrastructure weaknesses.
We consider how AI behaviour connects to the surrounding system. AI-specific testing and conventional penetration testing can complement each other; the right approach depends on the components, permissions and potential impact in scope.
Explore our AI Security Testing service or read practical explanations in SabreShield Insights.
How we work
01 Scope
Agree the systems, objectives, access, exclusions and rules of engagement before testing.
02 Test
Examine the agreed attack surface using techniques appropriate to the system and engagement.
03 Validate
Review significant findings and distinguish demonstrated weaknesses from potential risks.
04 Report
Explain the evidence, affected components, likely impact and priorities clearly.
05 Remediate
Provide practical recommendations so the responsible team can plan and implement fixes.
06 Retest
Where agreed, verify fixes and record whether findings are resolved, partially resolved or still present.
Authorised testing. Responsible engagement.
Security testing is performed only with explicit written authorisation and agreed rules of engagement. Scope defines what can be tested, which techniques are permitted, how information is handled and when activity must stop.
We discuss operational constraints and suitable test environments before work begins. Third-party systems require the relevant permissions. An enquiry or a request for a quote does not authorise testing.
What to expect from an engagement
Evidence you can use
Findings identify the affected system, observed behaviour and supporting evidence, with limitations made clear.
Clear priorities
Risk prioritisation considers technical severity and the relevant business context rather than treating every alert equally.
Practical remediation
Recommendations describe the control or configuration to review and the reason it matters.
A route to validation
An agreed retest can check the original issue and relevant related behaviour after changes are implemented.
START WITH THE RIGHT SCOPE
Discuss what your business needs to test.
Tell us about your systems and objectives. We can discuss the appropriate service and agree the scope before any testing begins.