Adversarial AI Testing
Our red teaming process subjects AI models and AI-powered applications to structured adversarial testing. We investigate how systems respond when exposed to manipulated instructions, unexpected inputs, conflicting objectives, and attempts to circumvent their intended controls.
Our testing research includes:
Jailbreak Testing — evaluating resistance to attempts to circumvent model safeguards.
Prompt Injection — assessing the influence of malicious or conflicting instructions.
Instruction Manipulation — testing how changes in context and instruction hierarchy affect model behavior.
Guardrail Evaluation — examining the effectiveness and consistency of safety and security controls.
Adversarial Inputs — testing model responses against deliberately constructed inputs.
Information Exposure — evaluating potential unintended disclosure of information.
Behavioral Testing — identifying unexpected or inconsistent model behavior.
Our objective is to establish how a system behaves under adversarial pressure and identify conditions that may produce security-relevant outcomes.