C3SA helps organizations adopt AI securely: mapping where AI is used and what data it touches, assessing access, supplier and application risk, testing AI-enabled systems and building the governance to keep it under control.
Policies, accountability, risk classification and oversight.
Secure models, data, identities, APIs and infrastructure.
Test AI-enabled applications for abuse and control failure.
Discover unmanaged AI use and reduce data leakage risk.
Readiness and governance support for regulated AI use.
Architect AI around jurisdiction, control and strategic autonomy.
Most organizations start with governance and shadow-AI discovery, then secure and test their highest-risk use cases.
An inventory of where AI is used and what data it touches, a risk classification for each use case, and clear accountability for approving, monitoring and retiring AI systems.
What you get
Security design for the whole system around the model: identities and permissions, prompts and data sources, retrieval pipelines, plugins and integrations, APIs and hosting infrastructure.
What you get
Scoped testing of AI-enabled applications for prompt injection, data leakage, excessive agency and bypass of business rules, focused on how the application and its integrations fail rather than on the underlying foundation model.
What you get
Discovery of unsanctioned AI tools and browser extensions in use across the organization, what data is flowing into them, and practical ways to offer approved alternatives instead of simply blocking.
What you get
The EU AI Act classifies AI systems by risk and phases in obligations over time. It can apply to organizations outside the EU that place AI systems on the EU market or whose AI outputs are used there. C3SA helps you determine likely classification and build the governance and evidence required. Legal interpretation remains with your counsel.
What you get
Choosing and designing AI deployments around who can see prompts and outputs, where inference runs, which jurisdiction governs the provider, and whether you could switch providers if needed. See Digital Sovereignty.
What you get
Teams are adopting AI faster than they can govern its data access, integrations and use. The biggest risks usually sit around the model rather than in it: sensitive data pasted into public tools, AI assistants with more permissions than their users, and applications that can be steered by untrusted content.
C3SA connects AI security to the work you already do in privacy, application security and incident response. That includes exercising AI-related incidents, so your team knows what to do when an AI system leaks data or behaves unexpectedly.
With an inventory: which AI tools and use cases exist, including unsanctioned ones, and what data each can reach. Governance, controls and testing are then prioritized by risk.
The AI-enabled application and its integrations: whether it can be manipulated into leaking data, ignoring business rules or taking unintended actions through connected tools. Scope and methods are agreed in advance.
It can. The Act can apply to providers and deployers outside the EU when their AI systems are placed on the EU market or their outputs are used in the EU. Confirm applicability with counsel.
Teams are adopting AI faster than they can govern its data access, integrations and use.
C3SA maps AI use cases and sensitive data flows, assesses access, supplier, application and operational risks, and helps teams implement safeguards and exercise AI-related incidents.
An AI use-case inventory, risk register, prioritized controls, acceptable-use guidance and tested response scenarios.
