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AI Security

As AI reshapes every business function, it also expands your attack surface. SALTT Tech helps you adopt AI safely — with the controls, governance, and assurance to manage the risks that come with it.

What's included
  • AI security controls design
  • LLM threat modelling
  • Data governance frameworks
  • LLM risk management
  • AI policy and standards
  • Generative AI risk assessments
The challenge

AI adoption is accelerating faster than security frameworks can keep up.

Organisations are deploying AI tools and LLM-powered applications at speed — often without visibility into the risks they're introducing. Prompt injection, data leakage, model poisoning, and insecure integrations are real attack vectors that most security programmes aren't equipped to address.

SALTT Tech's AI security practice bridges that gap. We work with organisations to identify where AI creates risk, design controls that are proportionate to that risk, and build governance frameworks that allow you to adopt AI confidently and safely.

AI Security Controls Design

Design and implementation of security controls specific to AI systems — covering model access, input validation, output filtering, integration security, and monitoring for adversarial behaviour.

LLM Threat Modelling

Structured threat modelling for LLM-powered applications, identifying prompt injection attack surfaces, data exfiltration vectors, insecure plugin integrations, and misuse scenarios specific to your deployment.

Data Governance Frameworks

Data governance controls for AI workloads — covering training data handling, data minimisation, access controls, retention, and compliance alignment for AI systems that process sensitive information.

LLM Risk Management

Risk assessment and ongoing management frameworks for LLM deployments. Includes risk registers, acceptable use boundaries, residual risk documentation, and escalation paths for emerging AI threats.

AI Policy & Standards

Development of AI security policies, acceptable use standards, and vendor assessment criteria. Aligned to emerging regulatory frameworks including the Australian Government's AI governance guidance.

Generative AI Risk Assessments

Point-in-time risk assessments of existing generative AI tool deployments — including shadow AI usage. Identifies what's in use, what data it can access, and what risks that creates for your organisation.

What you gain

  • A clear view of where AI creates risk across your organisation
  • Security controls designed for AI-specific attack vectors, not generic IT risk
  • Governance frameworks that enable AI adoption — not block it
  • Data protection controls appropriate for AI workloads
  • Demonstrable compliance posture as AI regulation evolves
  • Confidence that your AI deployments are commercially and technically sound
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