Provider-Specific AI Security

Security assessments for the AI platforms your enterprise actually uses.

Assess AI inventory, agents, identities, permissions, connected data, tools, sharing, guardrails and governance across Microsoft, OpenAI, Salesforce, AWS, Google and Anthropic environments.

Assessment Method

A consistent risk model, adapted to each provider.

Every platform exposes different objects and controls, but the security questions remain connected: what exists, who owns it, which identity it uses, what it can reach, what data is involved and whether governance evidence is strong enough.

1 · DiscoverAssets, agents and services
2 · AnalyzeAccess, data and relationships
3 · PrioritizeFindings and attack paths
4 · ImproveOwners, actions and evidence

Microsoft Copilot, Copilot Studio and Azure AI Foundry security assessment

Review Copilot and agent inventory, makers and owners, connectors, sharing, identities, data access, environment controls and Azure AI configuration.

  • Copilot Studio agent discovery and ownership
  • Connector, permission and data-access review
  • Azure AI resource configuration and exposure
  • Governance, compliance and remediation reporting

ChatGPT Enterprise and OpenAI security posture assessment

Assess workspaces, projects, custom GPTs, assistants, members, roles, sharing, connected services and the governance of enterprise AI adoption.

  • Workspace, project and AI asset inventory
  • Custom GPT and assistant sharing review
  • Identity, access and ownership findings
  • Data-handling and policy evidence

Salesforce Agentforce security assessment

Review agent inventory, business ownership, topics and actions, permissions, connected Salesforce data, integration paths and deployment governance.

  • Agent and owner inventory
  • Action, permission and data-reach analysis
  • Connected-app and identity context
  • Prioritized findings and improvement plan

Bedrock, Gemini, Vertex AI and Claude enterprise assessments

Scope provider-specific reviews around AI services, agents, models, identities, projects, data connections, guardrails, MCP integrations and compliance needs.

Coverage is agreed before the engagement so findings reflect the controls and evidence actually available in your environment.

FAQ

AI assessment questions

What does an enterprise AI security assessment cover?

Scope can include asset and agent discovery, configuration, sharing, identities, permissions, sensitive-data access, connected tools, MCP exposure, guardrails, compliance mapping and prioritized remediation.

Can the assessment focus on one provider?

Yes. Engagements can focus on one platform such as Microsoft Copilot, ChatGPT Enterprise or Salesforce Agentforce, or compare posture across a wider AI estate.

Can assessment findings move into continuous monitoring?

Yes. A point-in-time baseline can transition into the Secure Zona platform or a managed posture reporting service for ongoing review.

Start With a Clear Baseline

Scope a provider-specific AI security assessment.

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