Bivash Nayak
22 Dec
22Dec



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CyberDudeBivash Pvt Ltd | AI Security Services

CYBERDUDEBIVASH AI Security Hardening Service

Secure your GenAI, LLM, RAG, agentic workflows, and enterprise copilots against prompt injection, data leakage, model abuse, insecure plugins/tools, and supply-chain risks — with a Zero-Trust, CISO-grade hardening approach.Official Hub: cyberdudebivash.com/apps-products

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Who This Service Is For

  • Organizations deploying LLM chatbots, RAG search, internal copilots, or AI agents in production
  • SaaS teams integrating AI features (summarization, ticket triage, code assistants, knowledge Q&A)
  • Enterprises concerned about data leakage from third-party files and connectors
  • Security teams building AI governance, controls, monitoring, and incident response playbooks

What We Protect You From

  • Direct prompt injection: jailbreaks, instruction override, policy bypass attempts
  • Indirect prompt injection: malicious content inside third-party files, webpages, PDFs, tickets, docs, email threads
  • RAG data leakage: unauthorized retrieval, oversharing, cross-tenant data exposure, context bleed
  • Agent/tool abuse: unsafe tool permissions, command execution, over-broad connectors, data exfil routes
  • Model/behavior abuse: sensitive output generation, prompt-based social engineering, data reconstruction
  • Supply chain risk: plugins, SDKs, vector DB integrations, prompt templates, model endpoints
  • Logging & privacy: secrets in logs, PII leakage, unsafe telemetry pipelines

Deliverables (What You Get)

  1. AI Threat Model: assets, trust boundaries, attack paths, abuse cases, and prioritized risk register
  2. Hardening Blueprint: guardrails, policies, and secure-by-design architecture guidance
  3. LLM/RAG Security Controls: input/output filtering strategy, system prompt protection, retrieval controls, and data governance mapping
  4. Agent Permission Model: least-privilege tool design, scoped connectors, safe actions, approvals, and kill-switches
  5. Detection & Monitoring Pack: logging schema, alert logic, anomaly signals, and investigation workflow
  6. Incident Response Playbook: AI-specific triage, containment, evidence handling, rollback, and comms templates
  7. Executive Summary: board-ready report with impact, exposure, and roadmap

CyberDudeBivash Hardening Framework (Zero-Trust for AI)

  • Identity & Access: strict authN/authZ for AI entrypoints, per-user permissions, scoped tokens, secret hygiene
  • Data Controls: classification, redaction, safe retrieval, row-level security, tenant isolation, DLP patterns
  • Prompt Controls: instruction hierarchy, immutable system constraints, context segmentation, injection resistance
  • Tool Controls: allowlisted tools, parameter validation, sandboxing, rate limits, approvals, safe execution
  • Output Controls: sensitive data prevention, policy checks, anti-exfil patterns, safe formatting
  • Monitoring: detection signals for injection attempts, unusual retrieval spikes, tool misuse, suspicious responses
  • Resilience: kill-switches, fallback modes, safe degradation, versioning, and rollback plans

Service Packages

Package A: AI Hardening QuickScan

  • High-level review of your LLM/RAG/agent architecture
  • Top risks + prioritized fixes
  • Baseline guardrails + logging checklist
  • Executive 1–2 page summary

Package B: Production AI Security Hardening

  • Full threat model + secure architecture recommendations
  • Prompt injection & indirect injection defense plan
  • RAG access control, retrieval tuning, and leakage prevention
  • Agent/tool permission hardening (least privilege, approvals, kill-switch)
  • Detection & monitoring pack + IR playbook
  • Security backlog with owner-ready tasks

Package C: Enterprise AI Security Program

  • Policy + governance alignment (data, access, model usage)
  • Secure SDLC for AI features (reviews, gates, testing)
  • Red-team style abuse testing (defensive reporting, no exploit handoff)
  • Continuous improvement plan: 30–60–90 day roadmap
  • Training for dev + security teams

What We Need From You (Fast Onboarding)

  • Architecture diagram (or a short walkthrough)
  • List of data sources + connectors (Drive, Jira, Slack, SharePoint, etc.)
  • LLM endpoints/providers, vector DB, orchestration layer, and tools
  • Auth model and user roles
  • Existing logging/monitoring setup

Important Boundaries (Ethics & Safety)

CyberDudeBivash provides defensive security. We do not deliver weaponized exploit chains, extortion playbooks, or instructions intended to harm systems. We can perform controlled security testing and provide remediation-focused findings, guardrails, and safe proof-of-concept demonstrations where appropriate.

Get Started

To engage CyberDudeBivash AI Security Hardening, share your AI stack overview and goals. We will respond with the best package fit and a clear hardening plan.Apps & Products: Visit the official hub

Main Website: cyberdudebivash.com

Intel Blog: cyberbivash.blogspot.com

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