THE STARTING POINT
Three things to get right.
- Define the assets and trust boundaries before selecting tests.
- Choose observable adversary behaviors rather than vague threat labels.
- Capture both detection evidence and the gaps your test exposes.
TRY THIS WITH YOUR CUSTOMER
A question worth testing.
Customer objective: make AI abuse cases concrete. Map a demonstration assistant’s retrieval, model, and tool boundaries; choose one abuse case per boundary and identify the evidence a defender would need.
Browse the lab notesGive the customer a useful takeaway.
Start with a customer question and a clear success criterion. Capture the baseline, observed behavior, and evidence, then explain what the result means and which question to investigate next.
