Trust is measurable.
Test the boundaries of customer-facing AI, see what fails, and trace each finding to the runtime controls needed to make agents safer.
Assessment at a glance
Evidence-based classification
Observed boundary resilience
Deterministic outcomes only; inconclusive tests are excluded from this score.
Results quantify how this specific system responded to the checks that were actually run. More validation is required to establish comprehensive security.
Control domains
Distribution of observed checks across assessment categories.
Priority observations
Assessment findings
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Executive readout
What can your agent access, decide, and execute—and who is watching?
Traditional chatbot testing examines what the model says. Ascendra Agent Assurance examines those outputs, then targets what the application knows, the actions it can take, and whether the organization can prove its boundaries work.
Understand the use case
Document audience, permitted actions, knowledge sources, user roles, and business impact.
Exercise its boundaries
Run safe, scoped adversarial prompts with seeded examples and controlled test accounts.
Follow the evidence
Examine API checks, tool calls, source data, authorization decisions, and logs.
Build continuous assurance
Recommend guardrails, identities, data protections, monitoring and repeatable testing.
From agent test to runtime assurance
Proposed delivery motion
Use each stage as a defined engagement—not a promise of security from a quick scan.
Agent Exposure Check
One authorized assistant, fixed probes, short executive readout, initial finding list.
Agent Security Validation
Authenticated role testing, seeded tenants, RAG, action approval and trace review.
AI Runtime Assessment
Discover deployed agents, identities, tools, traffic, data permissions and guardrails.
AI Control Plane
Continuous test coverage, policy enforcement, drift detection and evidence reporting.
Production deployment requires client authorization, a dedicated test tenant, secrets management, role-based access, an allowlisted target, data-retention controls, rate limits, secure logging and an appropriate isolation environment.