The moment you put an AI assistant on your website, it became something an attacker can talk to — and something your insurer will ask about at renewal. RiskDown sends real adversarial probes at your bot every week and turns what it finds into evidence you can put in front of a carrier.
Most "AI security" checks fire a few jailbreak prompts and stop. A real adversarial test follows the bot through everything it touches — what it reads, what it can do, and what it gives back. RiskDown maps every probe to one of these surfaces, so a finding tells you exactly where the door was unlocked.
The instructions and user input the model sees. Targeted by injection, jailbreak, and system-prompt extraction.
What the bot reads from or writes to — knowledge base, customer records, memory. Targeted by PII leakage and cross-session exfiltration.
Whatever the bot can actually do in the world — send email, move money, call other systems. Targeted by tool abuse and excessive agency.
What the bot says back, to whom, where. Targeted by off-topic drift, hallucination, and output-channel exfiltration.
We don't reinvent the basics, and we don't stop at them.
The well-known attacks — prompt injection, jailbreaks, system-prompt extraction, PII leakage, off-topic drift — run from a maintained open-source red-team library, so your bot is checked against the same playbook real attackers share.
Where most tools stop, ours keep going: tool abuse, excessive agency, MCP and connected-tool disclosure, memory poisoning, agent-to-agent handoff, RAG source exfiltration. The attacks that matter once a bot can do things, not just talk.
Insurers are no longer asking whether you take AI seriously. They're asking whether you can demonstrate it — for the specific output that caused a loss. So every probe we run becomes a piece of evidence built the way a claims adjuster expects.
Each finding is recorded when the probe runs — not reconstructed the week before a renewal review.
Findings are append-only. A later change is a new record, never a quiet edit to the old one.
We keep the full transcript, so a carrier can re-send the same probe and reproduce the result without taking your word.
No security team required. You point us at the bot and confirm you're allowed to test it — we handle the rest, on a schedule, on your own consented system.
Name it, paste its URL or pick its vendor, and tell us in a few taps what it can access and do. That profile decides which probes are worth running.
Confirm you own the bot and authorize adversarial testing. We only ever probe systems you've consented to — application-layer only, never the infrastructure underneath.
Pick a day and RiskDown tests the bot every week, so your evidence stays current between renewals. Included in your plan — no per-scan charge to think about.
Every finding comes with severity, the exact attack, plain-English fixes, and a mapping to CIS 18.1 and 18.2 — ready for your dashboard and your carrier.
If your business uses a public AI bot, it's already part of your attack surface. See where it's exposed — and start building the proof your insurer will ask for.
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