AI / Enterprise AI & Governance

Embrace AI With Confidence

Strengthen your security posture against emerging threats. End-to-end AI security work that enables safe, compliant adoption — not a checkbox exercise squeezed in before launch.

Prompt injection — flagged Access control — verified Model drift — detected Compliance — audited Jailbreak attempt — blocked Data lineage — traced

Turning AI Security Into Architecture

Security that's built in, not bolted on

As AI systems get pulled deeper into how organizations operate, the attack surface grows with them — prompt injection, data poisoning, model drift, and third-party dependencies all introduce risk that traditional security tooling was never built to catch. We treat security as an architectural layer from the first design decision, not a review that happens the week before launch.

12AI security services, from risk assessment to threat monitoring
100%Of engagements include an adversarial attack simulation
95%Mid and senior engineers on every security engagement
ISO 27001Aligned governance and security standards

Know Your Attack Surface

Eighteen ways AI systems actually get exploited

Grouped by where the risk originates — expand a category to see the specific vulnerabilities inside it.

  • Prompt Injection — malicious instructions embedded in input to hijack a model's reasoning or application logic.
  • Jailbreaking — deliberate attempts to sidestep guardrails and force outputs the safeguards were built to prevent.
  • IP Infringement — a model pulling from external sources risks ingesting protected content it shouldn't have access to.
  • IP Theft — attackers prompting a model to regenerate proprietary training data or replicate a competitive edge.
  • Model Drift — performance degrades as operational data diverges from training data, opening the door to manipulation.
  • Hallucinations — confidently wrong outputs that can drive bad decisions or trigger disastrous automated actions.
  • Data Poisoning — adversarial manipulation of retraining data that quietly corrupts model outputs.
  • Training Data Exposure — missing privacy masking lets a model ingest and reproduce private information.
  • Insecure Data — a larger data surface across pipelines and external databases means more places for vulnerabilities to hide.
  • Compliance Risks — sensitive data leakage and broken lineage from improper handling and thin guardrails.
  • Unsafe AI Use — models with agentic capability can trigger the wrong action even when guardrails are technically in place.
  • Inappropriate Access Control — weak identity management lets bad actors tweak models or users accidentally break them.
  • AI-Accelerated Attacks — AI-augmented attacks, deepfakes, and LLM-generated malicious prompts move faster than traditional security tooling.
  • Insecure Output Handling — unsanitized outputs opening the door to downstream exploits like XSS or SQL injection.
  • Model Denial of Service — flooding a model with excessive requests to spike compute costs and take it offline.
  • Supply-Chain Risks — foundation models, agentic frameworks, and third-party tools all add to the overall vulnerability profile.
  • Third-Party Dependencies — external dependencies can contaminate outputs and actions in ways your own team never touched.
  • Infrastructure Vulnerabilities — misconfigured APIs and middleware are especially dangerous where AI meets legacy systems.

Our Approach

Five stages from context to continuous monitoring

Security work that runs alongside development, not a gate that shows up at the end.

Define Context

Your AI and business goals, critical workflows, and risk tolerance get established so measures support innovation instead of blocking it.

Risk Assessment

AI systems, supporting infrastructure, middleware, and third-party dependencies get evaluated for vulnerabilities and real threats.

AI Strategy & Governance

A security plan gets built into your broader governance framework — access control, endpoint permissions, data transformation, all embedded.

Secure Implementation

A DevSecOps approach integrates high-impact controls across development, deployment, and operational pipelines from day one.

Continuous Monitoring

Ongoing observability tracks model drift and adversarial activity, with proactive adjustments that don't disrupt operations.

What We Deliver

Twelve AI security services

Every layer of the attack surface, covered by one team from assessment through ongoing monitoring.

01

AI Risk Assessment

Clear risk profiles and remediation strategies, mapped by impact priority.

02

Agentic AI Security

Mitigating agent manipulation and ensuring orchestration resilience in multi-agent systems.

03

Model Security & Hardening

Rigorous testing and guardrails that improve resilience against attacks and unpredictable behavior.

04

Secure Model Fine-Tuning

Proprietary data protection and model integrity through compliant, auditable pipelines.

05

AI Development Security Consulting

DevSecOps enhancements for scalable, maintainable, and governed AI deployments.

06

End-to-End Data Security

Data lineage traceability that protects against data poisoning and privacy leaks.

07

AI Infrastructure & Access Control

Zero-trust principles and robust access control across the whole AI attack surface.

08

Third-Party AI Risk Management

Secure management of vendor and supply-chain AI dependencies.

09

Secure AI Deployment & Integration

Safe transformation of AI pilots into production with a hardened security posture.

10

AI Governance & Compliance Consulting

A governance-lens evaluation that creates tailored remediation strategies, not a generic checklist.

11

Adversarial Attack Simulation

Red teaming that identifies real attack vectors and scopes the actual attack surface.

12

Threat & Drift Monitoring

Comprehensive AI observability that catches threats early and keeps operations continuous.

Why Enterprises Choose 11Seas

Six reasons security holds up past the audit

What actually separates AI security that gets certified from AI security that just gets demoed once.

Security-Focused Operations

ISO 27001-aligned practice spanning digital, information, and operational security for AI systems specifically.

Mature AI Expertise

Experience navigating security risk across every stage of AI adoption, deployment, and ongoing operation.

Governance-First Approach

Exhaustive risk profiles and governance roadmaps built before implementation starts, not after.

Regulated Industry Experience

A real understanding of current and evolving AI security risk specific to heavily regulated sectors.

Diverse Cloud Capabilities

Cloud-native governance, security, and data architecture expertise across every major cloud environment.

Performance Optimization

Security controls that scale efficiently and adapt as your AI deployment's parameters keep changing.

AI Security, Risk & Compliance

Unlock AI's potential without raising your risk profile

Security designed to evolve as fast as the threats do — and as fast as your business needs to.

Tools & Standards

Technologies, frameworks & certifications

Security work grounded in the platforms you already run on and the standards your compliance team actually checks against.

Cloud Platforms

AWS Microsoft Azure Google Cloud Platform Oracle

Frameworks & Architectures

DevSecOps Zero-Trust Architecture Multi-Agent Systems LLMs Generative AI Agentic AI

Standards & Certifications

ISO 27001 HIPAA-Aware GDPR-Aware PCI DSS-Aware

Where We Work

Built for regulated industries

Healthcare Financial Services Telecom Energy Technology Retail Real Estate Education Transportation Media & Entertainment Private Equity

Frequently
Asked
Questions

Work aimed at making current and upcoming AI development and operations secure against a wide range of external and internal threats — not a single audit, but an ongoing practice.

No — they're distinct domains. AI-augmented cybersecurity uses AI capabilities to strengthen existing security tools; AI security protects the AI systems themselves.

A governance-first approach across development, middleware, and integration, treating security as an architectural layer rather than an add-on — and often hardening your existing digital infrastructure before AI even gets deployed.

Yes — AI security sits under AI governance, with significant overlap with compliance and a modest overlap with ethics.

Yes — private information in fine-tuning or training data, private data surfaced in prompts, and data pulled from internal or external sources an AI system accesses are all in scope.

Unlock AI's potential without raising your risk profile

Evolve and adapt to changing market needs with AI capabilities and efficiencies — and the security posture to back them up.

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Monam Khalid
Monam Khalid Founder at 11Seas
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