Security from AI. By humans.
AI gave attackers a toolkit: cloned voices that call your finance team, phishing written fluently at scale, bots that scrape and probe around the clock, prompt injection against your public AI, and staff quietly pasting secrets into consumer tools. The AI Threat Assessment and Action Plan — three hours of senior review, ending in a prioritised written plan — tells you where you stand against all five, for a fixed price.
Not sure which threats even apply to you? The free 30-minute session walks the five vectors against your business honestly. You keep the notes either way.
AI builds. Humans verify.
Audit & Human Oversight · The group promiseThe five vectors, as they arrive
This page is about attacks powered by AI — concrete, current, and aimed at ordinary companies. It is deliberately not about frameworks or paperwork.
The voice on the phone was your CEO, almost
Deepfake audio and video have moved from research to fraud departments’ case files: cloned executive voices authorising transfers, fake video calls with familiar faces. The defence is procedural and technical at once — verification rituals for money movement, and staff who have heard a clone before the attacker calls.
Phishing stopped reading like phishing
The broken-English tell is gone: AI writes fluent, personalised lures at scale, referencing real colleagues and live projects. Filters tuned for yesterday’s clumsiness pass them through — the assessment tests what yours actually catch.
Bots that read your site better than customers do
Scrapers harvesting prices and content, credential-stuffing runs, AI crawlers probing forms and APIs — traffic that costs you money, data and sometimes uptime, and hides in the analytics noise until someone looks.
Your public AI can be talked into things
If you ship a chatbot or assistant, prompt injection is aimed at it: instructions smuggled through user input to leak data, or simply to make your brand say something expensive. And meanwhile, inside the walls, unsanctioned AI use leaks source code and client data one paste at a time.
The people running your assessment have shipped security tooling for a government client. The checklist comes from the workshop, not the webinar.
What the assessment covers
Deepfake & voice-clone exposure
Who in your company can move money or credentials on a call, what verification stands between a cloned voice and a transfer, and what needs to change.
You get: verification procedures that survive a convincing fake.
AI phishing resilience
Your mail defences and human procedures tested against current-generation lures — the fluent, personalised kind.
You get: an honest read on what reaches inboxes, and the fixes ranked.
Bot & scraper posture
Your public surfaces reviewed for automated abuse — scraping, stuffing, probing — and the controls that cut it without hurting real users.
You get: concrete controls for the traffic you are actually getting.
Prompt injection & shadow-AI leakage
Your public AI surfaces probed (with written authorisation) for injection paths; your internal AI usage mapped for the quiet data leaks.
You get: injection fixes for what you ship, and a workable internal AI policy.
How it works
Access & problem call
What you run, what worries you, what we may probe — authorised in writing.
Review
Project structure and code reviewed, public surfaces examined, the five vectors walked against your reality.
The action plan
Findings ranked by exploitability: what is worth doing, at what effort, money and time.
Plan call and final report
A 30-minute call to argue the plan, then final corrections and the report — yours to execute with any team.
Attackers adopted AI first. Defence is catching up.
Proof, not claims
The security background is built, not borrowed — including a platform for a government client.
We defend AI systems we also build
Our own production AI carries the boundaries this page preaches — secure non-AI data integrations, written decision limits. We attack what we know how to build.
Senior engineers, checkable record
200+ clients across ten years, 100% Job Success on Upwork, 4.9/5 on Clutch — the assessment is three hours of exactly this bench’s time.
Five AI threat vectors, three hours of senior human review, one prioritised action plan — for less than the cost of one incident-response phone call.
“Could a cloned voice move money out of our company?” is now a fair board question. The assessment gives you a written answer.
The AI Threat Assessment and Action Plan
AI Threat Assessment and Action Plan
Three hours of senior review across the five vectors, ending in a prioritised, costed action plan and a 30-minute call to argue it. Fixed price, bookable online right now.
- Access & problem call — scope and written authorisation
- Review of project structure, code and public surfaces
- Prioritised action plan: what to do, at what effort, money and time
- 30-minute plan call, final corrections, and the written report
3 hours of senior work; the report lands in writing after the plan call.
Pay online and the access call is scheduled the same business day. FLUVIUS20 works at checkout if you have it.
The threat landscape refreshes monthly; a one-time assessment ages. AI Threat Monitoring is the monthly continuation: your surfaces re-tested on a cadence, new attack patterns watched against your specific exposure, and a quarterly report your board can read. The monthly number is stated in writing after the assessment — it depends on how much surface you ship.
Clients also buy
Code & Developer Audit
An independent human audit of the code — and of the team or vendor that produced it. Fixed price, in writing.
Code Review as a Service
A senior human engineer on every pull request, as a monthly subscription — before it reaches production.
QA & Test Automation
Human exploratory and release QA plus automated regression in CI/CD — two disciplines, one service.
The group promise applies to security most of all: AI powers the attacks, humans verify the defences.
The questions buyers actually ask
Is this a compliance or governance service?
No — deliberately. This is about attacks: deepfake fraud, AI phishing, bots, prompt injection, shadow-AI leakage. The output is an action plan against those five vectors, not a framework binder. If you need paperwork, plenty of firms sell it; this is the other thing.
What happens on the access & problem call?
We establish what you run, what worries you, and what we are authorised to probe — in writing. Nothing is tested without that authorisation, and read-only access plus your public surfaces are usually all the assessment needs.
We are a small company — are we really a target?
AI removed the economics that used to protect smaller companies: personalised phishing and voice cloning now cost attackers nearly nothing per attempt, so the long tail is exactly where the volume went. The assessment is priced so that checking is cheaper than assuming.
What if we already have a security provider?
Keep them — this assessment is specifically about the AI-powered vectors most general providers have not yet folded in, and the report is written to hand straight to your existing team to execute.
What does AI Threat Monitoring add?
Cadence: your surfaces re-tested monthly, new attack patterns evaluated against your exposure as they emerge, and a quarterly written report. The threat side iterates monthly; monitoring keeps your defence on the same clock. The monthly number is stated in writing after the assessment.
Who performs the assessment?
Senior Fluvius engineers — the team that has shipped a cybersecurity platform for a government client and runs production AI systems of its own. Humans review, humans conclude; that is the point of the headline.
Independent human verification — the one-page version
The five Audit & Human Oversight services on one printable page: what each verifies, what the written output is, and where to start. Built to be forwarded to whoever holds the budget.
Know where you stand, this week
Checkout takes two minutes, and the kickoff scheduling email arrives the same business day — the engagement starts this week, not this quarter. Want a human first? The free 30-minute call higher on this page is exactly that.
