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"How Do You Test Your AI for Security?"

That question used to kill deals. Now it's a PDF attachment.

The Problem

Enterprise procurement teams are adding AI-specific security questions to every vendor assessment. They're asking about:

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Prompt injection testing

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System prompt protection

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Data leakage prevention

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Jailbreak resistance

If you can't document your testing, you don't pass.

Not a dashboard screenshot. A professional document you can attach to RFPs, questionnaires, and compliance submissions.

Your findings mapped to the industry-standard AI security framework. When they ask "what methodology do you use?"—you have an answer.

Each report has a unique URL. Auditors can verify authenticity without asking you for anything. Builds trust, reduces back-and-forth.

Show the full lifecycle: vulnerability found → fix deployed → re-scan verified. Proves you don't just find issues, you fix them.

Your auditor will ask about vulnerability testing. Hand them scan history showing regular testing and documented remediation.

Risk assessment requirements are coming. Documented security testing is part of demonstrating "appropriate technical measures."

Security review is often the longest phase. Pre-empt their questions with a report attached to your first proposal.

Technical due diligence increasingly covers AI security. A clean report removes one more item from their checklist.

Before evalfa.st	After evalfa.st
"We test manually"	"See attached security assessment"
"We haven't formalized this yet"	"We run continuous automated testing"
"Let me check with engineering"	"Here's our latest report from last week"
2-week security review delay	Same-day questionnaire turnaround

Stop losing deals to "we haven't done formal testing." Get audit-ready documentation in under 10 minutes.

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