Break your AI before someone else does.
LLM features fail in two places: in the model's behaviour, and in the harness of prompts, retrieval, tools and permissions you build around it. Mockingjay tests both, combining thousands of automated adversarial probes with expert red teaming, mapped to the OWASP Top 10 for LLM Applications.
- Chatbots & copilots
- RAG pipelines
- AI agents & tools
- Fine-tuned models
- Multi-tenant AI SaaS
- OWASP LLM Top 10
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})The model is only half the attack surface.
A well-aligned model can still be steered into leaking data or misusing a tool by the content and permissions around it. We test each layer on its own, then together.
How the model behaves under attack.
We probe the model directly, through your system prompt and safety settings, to find where its behaviour can be bent.
- Jailbreaks and guardrail bypassLLM01
- Direct prompt injectionLLM01
- System prompt leakageLLM07
- Training and sensitive data disclosureLLM02
- Harmful, biased or off-policy outputLLM09
Everything you built around the model.
We attack the prompts, retrieval, memory, tools and permissions that turn a model into a product, where application-specific risk lives.
- Indirect injection via documents, web and emailLLM01
- Tool abuse and excessive agencyLLM06
- Improper output handlingLLM05
- Vector store and embedding weaknessesLLM08
- Cross-tenant data exposureLLM02
Automation for breadth. Red teamers for the clever stuff.
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Map the harness
Walk through data flows, tools, permissions and trust boundaries to build an AI-specific threat model.
- 02
Run adversarial probes
Thousands of automated attacks across every OWASP LLM category, tuned to your domain and system prompt.
- 03
Red team by hand
Experts chain multi-turn attacks, poison retrieval sources and abuse tools in ways automation can’t.
- 04
Fix and regress
Every confirmed exploit comes with a fix and becomes a regression test you can run on each release.
GenAI testing questions
- Do you need access to our model weights?
- No. We test through the same interfaces your users and integrations reach, plus any internal endpoints you put in scope. Grey or white-box access to prompts and tool definitions makes testing deeper.
- Which models and frameworks do you support?
- Any LLM, hosted or self-hosted, and any type of harness: chatbots, copilots, RAG pipelines, agents and tool-using workflows, whatever framework they’re built with.
- Can tests run continuously?
- Yes. Confirmed exploits become a regression suite you can trigger from CI whenever a model, prompt or tool changes.
- Will testing generate harmful content in our logs?
- Some probes are adversarial by design. We agree content boundaries and logging arrangements during scoping and label all test traffic.
Shipping an AI feature this quarter?
Get it tested before launch, then keep the attacks running as a regression suite on every model or prompt change.
