AI Security Assessment | Independent Visibility & Assurance
Do You Know What Humans, Machines, and AI Are Doing in Your Network?
Discover the activity. Understand the risk. Validate the controls. Be ready when it matters.
First Team Cyber combines its existing passive network sensor with expert analysis and available enterprise security data to uncover activity, assess exposure, validate security investments, and evaluate incident readiness.
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Independent assessment • Authorized scope • Passive observation • Executive-ready findings
Three Areas of Visibility
Understand the actors operating across your environment
Security risk is not limited to employee accounts. People, systems, automated workflows and AI services interact with sensitive information every day. Our assessment examines the activity that can be observed and validates the protections around it.
HUMANS
Who is doing what?
Examine employee, contractor, administrator and third-party access to applications and sensitive data.
- User and privileged activity
- Application and data access patterns
- Potential policy violations and insider risk
MACHINES
What systems are communicating?
Identify observable communications involving endpoints, servers, services and automated processes.
- Machine-to-machine connections
- Automated workflows and integrations
- Unexpected devices or destinations
AI
What is AI accessing and executing?
Discover visible AI services and investigate potentially risky data access and agent interactions.
- Approved and Shadow AI usage
- AI service communications and data exposure indicators
- Agent permissions and actions where telemetry permits
Integrated Incident Readiness
Can you detect, contain and recover when something goes wrong?
Finding risky activity is only the beginning. FTC assesses whether your organization can recognize, investigate and respond to AI-related incidents across human, machine and AI workflows.
01 Detect
Evaluate alerts, logging and visibility for suspicious activity and potential data exposure.
02 Contain
Review how accounts, devices, integrations and AI agents can be isolated or disabled.
03 Investigate
Assess evidence availability, event correlation, escalation and incident ownership.
04 Recover
Evaluate safe restoration, control validation and criteria for restarting AI operations.
Outcome: A practical incident readiness gap assessment and prioritized recommendations. Hands-on testing or tabletop exercises can be included when authorized and scoped.
Our Approach
Independent network visibility, backed by evidence
Our existing passive network sensor can be deployed for up to 14 days to observe traffic crossing agreed monitoring points. We correlate its findings with available identity, endpoint, cloud, security and AI application records to assess visibility, control coverage and risk.
We identify what was observed, what was independently validated and what remains outside the assessment’s visibility.
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Already using Microsoft GSA or other security tools?
That’s an advantage. FTC does not seek to replace your existing investments. We independently compare observed activity with the telemetry and controls available from your current security stack, which may include Microsoft Global Secure Access, Defender, Purview, Sentinel, CrowdStrike and other platforms.
The goal: validate what your tools see, understand their intended coverage, investigate meaningful differences, and strengthen the value of what you already own.
Passive network observation cannot by itself reveal every encrypted payload, off-network activity, user intent or internal AI agent decision. Findings are qualified by source coverage and available evidence.
Executive Deliverables
Actionable findings, not another dashboard
AI Security Assessment Report
Observed activity, findings, exposure, evidence and prioritized risks.
Existing Control Validation
Visibility and coverage findings compared with available security tools.
AI Governance & Compliance Insights
Relevant ownership, policy and governance gaps identified within scope.
Incident Readiness & Remediation Roadmap
Detection, containment, investigation and recovery improvements with prioritized actions.
Extend Your Assurance
From an initial assessment to ongoing AI risk management
PACKAGE A
AI Governance & Compliance Readiness
Assess AI accountability, policies, risk ownership and alignment with applicable frameworks and obligations.
PACKAGE B
AI Agent Security & Incident Readiness
Deeper authorized testing of agent permissions, misuse scenarios, containment and safe recovery.
PACKAGE C
Continuous AI Trust & Assurance
Recurring governance reviews, risk tracking, control validation and executive reporting, tailored to your environment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Questions we hear from security leaders
Security tools provide important capabilities. FTC independently evaluates observed activity against the configured scope and available records of those tools, helping verify coverage and identify gaps that warrant investigation.
Our passive network sensor does not require endpoint agents. Depending on the agreed assessment scope, additional existing logs or application data may be requested.
No assessment can guarantee complete visibility. Encrypted traffic, off-network use, embedded AI functionality and internal agent behavior may require additional evidence. We explicitly document these limitations.
The standard assessment evaluates incident readiness; it is not a 24/7 incident response retainer or managed detection service. Tabletop exercises, validation testing or response support can be separately scoped.
An analyst-reviewed assessment, supporting evidence, prioritized risks, tool coverage observations, incident readiness findings and a practical remediation roadmap.
Know More. Assume Less.
Find out what is actually happening across your environment.
Let’s discuss your visibility, existing security investments and AI incident readiness.
Email FTC About an AssessmentCall (314) 380-4777
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