Secure AI without its blind spots
Secure GenAI, LLM apps and agents - and defend against AI-powered attacks - without adopting AI's blind spots.
Secure GenAI, LLM apps and agents - and defend against AI-powered attacks - without adopting AI's blind spots.
Every team racing to adopt generative AI, copilots and autonomous agents is also racing ahead of its own security controls. Palo Alto Networks called 2026 the "Year of the Defender" for a reason: AI agents are on track to outnumber human identities inside the enterprise, deepfake-driven social engineering is now convincing enough to fool trained staff, and data exposed today can be used to poison AI models or craft hyper-targeted attacks years later.
Vinca Cyber's ai risk management cybersecurity practice helps organisations adopt AI without adopting its blind spots, bringing the same 360° Cyber Resilience approach we've applied since 2017 to a genuinely new attack surface: the models, prompts, agents and AI-generated content now running through your business.
"AI security" gets used to mean two different things, and most vendors only address one. The first is securing the AI you build or deploy, the LLMs, copilots, RAG pipelines and autonomous agents your teams are wiring into daily workflows, which are vulnerable to prompt injection, data leakage, model manipulation, and unauthorised "Shadow AI" tools nobody signed off on.
The second is defending against AI-powered attacks aimed at you, AI-written phishing that no longer reads like phishing, deepfake voice and video used for CEO-fraud and payment-diversion scams, and automated reconnaissance that finds your weak points faster than a human attacker could. A serious ai risk management cybersecurity program has to cover both, not just the one that's easier to sell.
Assessment, discovery, awareness, governance and ongoing monitoring - covering both the AI you adopt and the AI-powered attacks aimed at you.
Testing your AI applications and agents for prompt injection, jailbreaks, data leakage and insecure output, before attackers find them first.
Inventorying the AI tools and agents already running across your organisation, sanctioned or not.
Extending our Phishing Simulation & Security Awareness programme to cover AI-generated social engineering, voice cloning and deepfake-driven fraud attempts.
Delivered through our Advisory Services team, helping you set acceptable-use policy before an incident forces the issue.
Ongoing oversight of AI agent behaviour and access, backed by our 24/7 SOC.
Inventory the AI tools, models and agents already in use, sanctioned and unsanctioned.
These programmes are designed to be operated together. If this page is the strand you need first, the others are usually next.