AI systems fail in ways traditional security controls were never built to catch. A model can be manipulated through a carefully worded prompt rather than an exploit. Training data can leak back out through inference.
A governance gap can surface as a discriminatory decision that a regulator later asks you to explain. LogiQuad secures AI end to end strategy and governance through architecture, regulatory readiness and adversarial testing across generative AI, machine learning and autonomous decision systems.
Five service lines, delivered individually or as a complete programme. Most clients begin with a governance baseline or a red team exercise and expand from there.
Commercial model APIs, managed platforms such as Azure OpenAI, AWS Bedrock and Google Vertex AI, and self-hosted open-weight models.
Fraud detection, credit and risk scoring, recommendation engines, computer vision and predictive analytics across training pipelines, registries.
Agent frameworks, tool-calling and orchestration layers, and autonomous decision engines where actions are taken without a human in the loop.
Foundation model APIs, open-source frameworks and AI features embedded in SaaS products you already use usually where visibility is weakest.
Cloud-native, hybrid, on-premise and multi-tenant SaaS. Security principles hold consistently regardless of where the model runs.
Commercial model APIs, managed platforms such as Azure OpenAI, AWS Bedrock and Google Vertex AI, and self-hosted open-weight models. Includes retrieval-augmented generation, chatbots and virtual assistants.
Fraud detection, credit and risk scoring, recommendation engines, computer vision and predictive analytics across training pipelines, registries and inference endpoints.
Agent frameworks, tool-calling and orchestration layers, and autonomous decision engines where actions are taken without a human in the loop.
Foundation model APIs, open-source frameworks and AI features embedded in SaaS products you already use usually where visibility is weakest.
Cloud-native, hybrid, on-premise and multi-tenant SaaS. Security principles hold consistently regardless of where the model runs.
Yes. Generative AI and LLM-based applications make up the majority of our work, including retrieval-augmented systems and agent frameworks.
No. Penetration testing targets infrastructure and application flaws. AI Red Teaming targets model behaviour prompt injection, unsafe outputs, data leakage and model extraction which standard testing does not assess.
Traditional GRC assumes deterministic systems. It has no answer for model drift, probabilistic outputs, bias, or explaining an automated decision to a regulator. AI GRC extends what you already have rather than replacing it.
Yes. Foundation model APIs, open-source frameworks and AI features embedded in third-party SaaS are all in scope and often where organisations have the least visibility.
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