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Verified selected engineering work for Rust-based AI-agent, MCP-tool, and API-payment security.
View caseA structured security review of your LLM deployment or AI agent — covering prompt injection risk, retrieval exposure, tool access boundaries, and permission gaps — with written findings and recommended controls for Australian engineering and product teams. Written scope confirmed before any proposal, deposit, or payment link.
LLMs and AI agents deployed in Australian products and internal tools face security risks that differ from traditional application security: prompt injection via connected inputs, retrieval exposure when knowledge boundaries are not defined, tool access that exceeds what the use case requires, and data flows that cross trust boundaries without documented approval. These risks are not covered by standard penetration testing or Essential Eight controls.
This review covers the specific risk surface of LLM and AI agent deployments: prompt injection from user inputs and connected data sources, retrieval of content beyond intended knowledge boundaries, tool and API access that exceeds permission design, human approval nodes absent before customer-facing outputs, and model-connected workflows that operate without a documented trust boundary review.
BilgeQor's LLM and AI agent security review is a written, scope-confirmed engagement — not a compliance certification, not a penetration test, and not an IRAP assessment. It is a practical security review for engineering teams that want documented findings and recommended controls before widening an AI deployment.
Confirm which LLMs and AI agents are in scope, what tools and data sources they access, and the deployment context in writing before any review work begins.
Structured assessment of prompt injection surfaces, retrieval exposure, tool access permissions, data flows, trust boundary design, and human approval node presence.
Findings are classified by risk level — prompt injection, retrieval exposure, permission boundary gaps, tool misuse risk, and missing approval controls.
Written findings register with risk classification, recommended controls, and a review call to discuss findings and remediation priorities.
LLM & AI Agent Security Findings Register + Risk Classification + Recommended Controls
All AI services are request-first. Scope is confirmed in writing before any payment, deposit, or implementation commitment.
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