INTERACTIVE AI SECURITY REVIEW · SYNTHETIC DEMO

Know where your
AI can go wrong.

Turn an architecture description into a clear release brief and an engineering-ready remediation backlog—without accounts, paid AI tokens, or retained submissions.

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A PRACTICAL FIRST PASS

Move from “we have an AI feature” to a defensible next decision.

Use this before a customer questionnaire, a wider release, or an advisor engagement. It identifies what to validate—not compliance claims.

THE REVIEW LENS

Four places AI systems lose control—and the questions that make them visible.

01Instructions & data

Can untrusted content redirect the model, or expose information it should not see?

02Actions & tools

What can the system read, change, or send—and what stops it from doing too much?

03Identity & approval

Are people, tenants, permissions, and high-impact decisions enforced outside the prompt?

04Evidence & response

Can the team understand what happened, investigate safely, and prove a fix worked?

SYNTHETIC PRACTICE CASES

See the decision brief before you describe your own system.

These fictional, privacy-safe examples make the demo useful without asking for customer data.

STEP 1 OF 2Describe the system

Start with what you know.

No diagram or code is required. A short, honest description is enough.

Who will use this readout?
0 / 12,000Plain language works best.

Include at least 60 characters, 8 words, and three details about users, data, actions, or controls.

Optional architecture export

Text-based only: .txt, .md, .json, .yaml, .yml · 1 MB maximum.

Your description and file are processed in memory, then discarded. Don't include secrets, customer data, or source code.

ASSESSMENT BOUNDARY

This is a structured architecture review, not a penetration test, legal opinion, certification, or a substitute for implementation validation.

YOUR DECISION BRIEF WILL APPEAR HERE

Built for the conversation after “should we ship this?”

A useful review makes the risk understandable, the trade-offs visible, and the next engineering conversation easier to start.

FOR A REAL ARCHITECTURE CONVERSATION

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