AI agents are actively targeted in production
AASA — Full-stack AI agent security

Your AI agent's attack surface
goes deeper
than its endpoint.

Modern AI agents call tools, read documents, search the web, and carry memory across sessions. Every connection is an attack vector. Prompt injection doesn't just come from users — it comes from a PDF your agent reads, a search result it trusts, a tool response it follows.

AASA is the security platform built to test all of it — not just the chat window.

Endpoint
Tool calls
RAG sources
Web search
Memory

Sign up required · Results in under 5 minutes · Intro pricing on first audit

Endpoint · Tools · RAG · Web search · Memory10 OWASP LLM attack categoriesDeterministic, reproducible scoringBuilt into your CI/CD pipeline
What AASA tests

Security for every layer of your agent stack.

Most “AI security tools” send prompts at an endpoint. AASA instruments the full agent stack — the tools it calls, the data it consumes, the memory it carries — and surfaces vulnerabilities that endpoint testing alone will never find.

Full-stack agent security testing

AI agents aren't just endpoints. They call APIs, read documents, search the web, and store memory. Each layer is an independent attack surface. AASA tests all of them — not just the interface a user sees.

Endpoint
Prompt injection · Jailbreak
Tool calls
Hijacking · Scope creep
RAG sources
Doc injection · Poisoning
Web search
Result manipulation
Memory
Cross-session contamination
Output
Downstream exploitation

Indirect injection via data

The attacker never talks to your agent directly. They plant malicious instructions inside a PDF, a search result, or a database row — and your agent follows them. AASA tests every data path your agent reads.

Tool call security

Can adversarial input cause your agent to misuse its tools — sending emails to wrong recipients, querying unauthorized data, executing unintended actions? AASA tests excessive agency at the tool level.

Signed security certificate

A version-stamped, verifiable audit record tied to a specific build — not an org-level claim. Show customers, enterprises, and regulators that your agent was tested and what it scored.

AASA-CERT-2026-10-11
Security Audit Certificate
Score: 88/100 · 0 critical · 2 medium
OWASP LLM Top 10 Certified

Deterministic scoring

Every test has an explicit pass/fail rubric. Same inputs produce the same score — always. Track regressions after a model upgrade, system prompt change, or new tool addition.

Built into your CI/CD

Security gate on every deployment. Catch regressions before they reach users — automatically, on schedule, or on demand.

uses: VinitMetange/aasa-scan@v1
fail-below: "80"
fail-on-critical: "true"

Coverage at a glance

5
Agent layers tested
10
OWASP LLM categories
50
Tests: Standard tier
< 5m
Time to first report
Real attack scenarios & cost

These attacks happened. Here's what they cost.

Each scenario maps to a documented OWASP LLM Top 10 category. AASA tests your agent against all of them before they reach production.

Prompt Injection · LLM01Critical

AI assistant leaks full system prompt in 3 turns

Researcher used role-play framing to bypass a customer-facing LLM. Within 3 messages, the agent revealed its complete system prompt, including internal pricing overrides and escalation policies.

$4.88Mavg. data breach cost (IBM 2024)

System prompt leaks expose proprietary logic, pricing rules, and internal workflows, instantly weaponizable by competitors or malicious users.

Indirect Injection · LLM01Critical

Email AI executes unauthorized forwarding rule

A malicious email contained hidden instructions. The AI email assistant, summarizing the message, silently created a forward-all rule to an attacker-controlled address.

€20M+max GDPR fine for AI-driven data exposure

Agentic systems with tool access can take real-world actions without user awareness. A single malicious document can exfiltrate an entire inbox.

Sensitive Data · LLM02High

Support agent surfaces PII across customer sessions

Memory contamination caused an AI support agent to surface private data from prior user sessions (names, account numbers, and previous complaints) to unrelated users.

$150–750per-record PII exposure penalty (CCPA/GDPR)

At scale, cross-session data leakage exposes thousands of records. At $150–$750 per record under CCPA, a mid-size breach can exceed $50M in regulatory exposure.

Jailbreak Chain · LLM01High

Safety filters bypassed via encoding obfuscation

A Base64-encoded payload with a role-play wrapper bypassed content filters in a production AI agent, producing outputs the system was specifically configured to refuse.

38 daysavg. time to identify + contain a breach

Jailbreak bypass often goes undetected without active monitoring. 38 days of undetected misuse can result in reputational damage that takes years to repair.

Sources: IBM Cost of a Data Breach Report 2024 · GDPR Article 83 · CCPA enforcement guidelines

Test your agent before it's too late →
Full coverage

All 10 OWASP LLM attack categories

The industry-standard framework for AI security risk. Targeted, deterministic test payloads for every category.

LLM014 tests

Prompt Injection

Hijack model behavior via crafted input

LLM023 tests

Sensitive Information Disclosure

Extract private data or system prompt

LLM032 tests

Supply Chain Vulnerabilities

Compromised model, plugin, or data components

LLM042 tests

Data and Model Poisoning

Manipulate model behavior via poisoned data

LLM053 tests

Improper Output Handling

Unvalidated output exploits downstream

LLM063 tests

Excessive Agency

Agent acts beyond intended scope

LLM072 tests

System Prompt Leakage

Expose hidden system instructions

LLM082 tests

Vector and Embedding Weaknesses

Poison or query retrieval stores

LLM091 tests

Misinformation

Unverified AI output causes real harm

LLM102 tests

Unbounded Consumption

Exhaust resources or degrade quality

How it works

From agent stack to layered security report in minutes

1

Map your agent's full attack surface

Connect your agent endpoint and describe its stack — what tools it calls, what data sources it reads, what external systems it touches. Every connection is a potential attack vector AASA maps before testing begins.

2

We test every layer, not just the chat window

Adversarial payloads go into the endpoint. Injection attempts go into tool responses. Malicious content goes into data source pipelines. AASA finds what breaks at each layer — not just what the user sees.

3

A layered, prioritized security report

Every finding is tied to the layer it came from and the OWASP LLM category it represents — with severity, root cause, and a specific fix. Not 'something might be wrong.' Exactly what broke, where, and how to fix it.

Our commitment

We will run AASA against itself, publicly.

A security tool that hasn't been tested is a liability. We run the full AASA test suite against our own agent endpoint on a weekly cadence and publish every result here, unedited — passes, findings, and all. Results are updated each week.

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Early access

Join early. Shape what gets built.

AASA is live and actively used — but we're still early. We don't have a wall of testimonials to show you — we have a tool that works, a free audit to prove it, and a direct line to the team building it. Early customers get input on the roadmap and a fast response from the team on every issue.

Intro-priced first audit

Run 24 adversarial tests against your agent at a discounted intro rate. See real results before committing to a full plan.

Direct team access

Questions, issues, or feature requests go straight to the people building it. No support ticket queue.

Shape the roadmap

Early customers decide what gets built next. If you need a specific test category or integration, say so.

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Pricing

Start free. Go deeper as you grow.

First audit is always free. Upgrade for more attack coverage and a signed certificate.

Essential
~$1
₹99 · billed in INR
24 tests · ~5 min
~$6 (₹499) for repeat runs
  • ✓24 behavioral tests
  • ✓All 10 OWASP categories
  • ✓Full on-screen results
  • ✓Discounted intro price
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Standard
~$12/audit
₹999 · billed in INR
50 tests · ~12 min
  • ✓50 obfuscated & indirect attacks
  • ✓Social engineering probes
  • ✓Encoding evasion techniques
  • ✓Signed certificate + full report
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Intro pricing on your first audit.

Your agent is more exposed than its endpoint suggests.

AASA tests every layer — the endpoint, the tools it calls, the documents it reads, the web it searches. Get the full picture in under 5 minutes.

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Sign up required · Works with any agent API · Endpoint, tools, RAG, web search