Enable AI safely — before experimentation becomes uncontrolled risk.
Walden Cybersecurity Solutions helps organizations govern GenAI adoption, harden copilots, manage model risk, and prove AI oversight to customers, auditors, and regulators.
Built for organizations adopting AI tools and needing practical governance, risk controls, and audit-ready evidence — without slowing the business.
Practical AI security, mapped to the controls and evidence your stakeholders expect.
Each engagement is structured around your AI use cases, risk profile, and the frameworks your customers and auditors reference — so the output is usable, not just advisory.
AI Governance & Policy
Structured governance aligned to NIST AI RMF and ISO/IEC 42001 that gives leadership clear ownership, accountability, and audit evidence.
- Acceptable use and data classification policies
- Model lifecycle governance framework
- AI governance committee charter and reporting
Risk & Compliance Readiness
Evidence-driven risk management for AI initiatives, with mappings customers, auditors, and regulators can verify.
- AI risk register and impact assessment
- Third-party AI vendor due diligence
- EU AI Act and SOC 2 alignment support
Secure AI Engineering
Security controls integrated into the development and deployment of AI features, agents, and LLM-powered workflows.
- LLM threat modeling and attack surface review
- Prompt injection and data leakage controls
- AI supply chain and SBOM/MBOM guidance
Copilot Hardening
Targeted enablement controls for M365 Copilot, Google Workspace AI, and enterprise copilot deployments.
- Access design and least-privilege review
- DLP alignment and plugin governance
- Monitoring, alerting, and rollback planning
Red Teaming & Adversarial Testing
Structured testing to expose AI-specific weaknesses before they become incidents, compliance findings, or customer trust issues.
- Jailbreak and indirect prompt injection testing
- PII and sensitive data leakage evaluation
- Eval harnesses and toxicity monitoring
Training & Awareness
Role-based education that helps executives, developers, and analysts use AI tools responsibly and recognize risk.
- Executive AI risk briefings
- Developer secure prompt engineering essentials
- Analyst AI acceptable-use guidance
A structured path from AI inventory to defensible governance.
The work is sequenced so you can start with what you have, close the gaps that matter most, and communicate progress in terms leadership and auditors can verify.
Understand your AI footprint and risk exposure.
Inventory AI tools, models, and third-party services in use. Map against NIST AI RMF and identify gaps in governance, controls, and data handling.
Establish policies and accountability structures.
Build acceptable use policies, risk registers, governance charters, and oversight processes that satisfy internal and external stakeholders.
Harden AI systems and reduce attack surface.
Apply security controls to LLM deployments, copilots, and AI-enabled workflows — including access, DLP, red teaming, and monitoring.
Communicate progress to leadership and stakeholders.
Deliver evidence your leadership team, customers, and auditors can use — risk posture updates, control status, and remediation tracking.
Scoped starting points for the most common AI security needs.
Each package can be extended or combined based on your current AI footprint, regulatory exposure, and risk appetite.
AI Readiness Assessment
2–4 weeks. Inventory your AI use cases, identify governance gaps, and receive a prioritized roadmap aligned to NIST AI RMF.
Get startedGovernance Bundle
Policy package, AI risk register, governance committee setup, metrics framework, and leadership reporting cadence.
Discuss scopeSecure GenAI Pilot
Design review, red teaming, guardrail implementation, and a security go-live checklist for your first AI use case or copilot deployment.
Schedule a callGuidance mapped to the standards your customers and auditors reference.
Ready to govern AI before it becomes a liability?
Share where your organization is with AI adoption, and WCS will help define the right security and governance path forward.