AI Red Teaming & Offensive Simulations
AI Red Teaming is a structured, goal-oriented offensive security simulation designed to test the end-to-end resilience of an AI system. Unlike a standard vulnerability scan, red teaming focuses on achieving specific adversarial objectives—such as bypassing safety guardrails, exfiltrating proprietary data, or hijacking autonomous agents. The process simulates real-world adversaries (e.g., competitors, state-sponsored actors, or malicious users) to uncover catastrophic failures that traditional unit tests often miss.
Phase 1: Reconnaissance & Asset Mapping
Identifying model endpoints, architecture, and backend infrastructure.
Phase 2: Threat Modeling (AI-Centric)
Analyzing how attackers might exploit components and trust boundaries.
Phase 3: Adversarial Vulnerability Research
Testing for known and zero-day LLM attack patterns.
Phase 4: Exploitation & Proof-of-Concept
Executing the attack to achieve the defined objective.
Phase 5: Lateral Movement & Persistence
Maintaining access or escalating into the broader infrastructure.
Phase 6: Impact Assessment & Remediation
Documenting findings and drafting defense logic.
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