Break your AI
before anyone else does.
Your production AI gets the attacks a hostile user would try: a jailbreak, a smuggled instruction, a polite request for a customer's email address. What slipped through comes back on the record, and your buyers can check it.
Bring evidence to your buyer's AI review.
Three steps, and the same three run the day you launch and every day after.
Connect It
Point Verdict at a model, an endpoint or an agent. A guided wizard places it in its EU AI Act risk tier. There's no SDK to install and nothing to instrument.
Break It
The full attack battery runs on a schedule you set, and an independent judge grades every answer. Each finding lands on the framework controls it touches, and anything that slipped since your last clean run is flagged.
Prove It
You get a report to export, a questionnaire answer pack to forward to a buyer, and a public badge that re-checks itself after every scan.
Evidence your buyer can check.
Every line in the report traces to a graded attack and the control it maps to. Your auditor gets a crosswalk from findings to controls. Your buyer gets an answer pack for their questionnaire and a public badge they can look up for themselves.
Independence
Owned by no cloud, model, or security giant. The one assurance they can't acquire.Read the Independence Covenant →
Know the day your AI slips.
Your model provider ships an update and says nothing. A teammate edits the system prompt. Verdict re-scans on your schedule, compares each run with your last clean one, and tells you the moment something regresses.
- An alert in Slack or any webhook when a real regression lands.
- A CI gate that stops the deploy when a high-severity attack gets through.
- A public badge that re-checks itself after every scan.
Put your AI on the record.
Your buyers are going to ask. Can you show them? The first scan is free and takes minutes. After that, Verdict keeps attacking on your schedule from $199/mo per monitored system, and every report is yours to export and forward.