AI Discovery & Inventory
Gain visibility into models, agents, applications, data, tools, owners, dependencies and use cases across the organization—helping identify shadow AI and establish a system of record.
Continuously test, verify, and monitor every AI system in the workflows your teams already use.



As agents connect to data, memory, tools, identities, and one another, the most consequential failures emerge in the interactions between them.
Hidden instructions redirect an agent’s objective and turn trusted workflows into attack paths.
Agents use legitimate tools, permissions, and credentials to access data or take actions beyond their intended scope.
Malicious or corrupted context persists across sessions and quietly reshapes future decisions.
Compromised models, MCP servers, plugins, APIs, or dependencies inherit trust and access across the system.
Spoofed messages and weak identity controls cause agents to trust and act on unauthorized instructions.
One bad output, action, or signal propagates across connected agents and systems before a human can intervene.
Prompts, retrieval systems, tools, and agent actions expose regulated data, credentials, or proprietary information.
A confident but false output enters a clinical, financial, operational, or public-sector decision workflow.
An AI system evades oversight, subverts monitoring, or continues acting beyond the authority granted to it.
Without traceable behavior and evidence, leaders cannot quickly determine an incident’s scope, impact, or reporting obligations.
Undetected vulnerabilities reach production. Remediation happens after the incident, and reactive remediation costs billions.
AI behavior is unexplainable in production. Deployments stall, approvals drag, and first-mover advantage evaporates.
Policies exist on paper. When a regulator asks for proof the governed system actually behaves, no artifact answers the question.
Agentic risk lives in the seams, and those seams are where traditional testing stops.
Discover AI systems, test them under realistic conditions, verify controls, and continuously monitor changing behavior in production.
Gain visibility into models, agents, applications, data, tools, owners, dependencies and use cases across the organization—helping identify shadow AI and establish a system of record.
Identify vulnerabilities across models, agents, RAG pipelines, tools, memory and workflows before deployment. Test for prompt injection, jailbreaks, data leakage, privilege escalation, tool misuse and control bypass.
Simulate real-world attacks using adversarial personas, threat actors and operational scenarios. Continuously evaluate how AI systems respond to changing threats, multi-step attacks and compromised agents.
Evaluate the complete AI system—not just the model—for harmful behavior, bias, hallucination, fragility, resilience and operational failure. Test across user cohorts, environments, edge cases and long-horizon workflows.
Test what AI agents can access, decide and do. Evaluate identity, permissions, autonomy, tools, memory, agent-to-agent interactions and human oversight across Optica’s 4A framework: Access, Autonomy, Action and Accountability.
Define controls, classify AI risk and map test results to organizational policies and regulatory frameworks, including NIST AI RMF, ISO/IEC 42001, OWASP, MITRE ATLAS and the EU AI Act.
Verify that required controls are operating before deployment. Each test run produces a signed, traceable Evidence Pack containing results, vulnerabilities, mitigations, residual risk and release-readiness evidence.
Observe prompts, responses, agent decisions, tool calls, data access, memory changes and workflow outcomes across production AI systems. Establish behavioral baselines and investigate changes over time.
Detect and respond to prompt injection, anomalous tool use, unauthorized access, data exfiltration, memory manipulation and policy violations while AI systems are operating in production.
Measure behavioral trajectory, model fragility, control degradation and accelerating risk using deterministic equations—not an LLM judge. Trigger alerts and targeted retesting when behavior moves outside approved boundaries.
AI Range tests models, agents, data, tools, memory, and workflows together, then produces a signed, audit-ready Evidence Pack for every run.
9-section intake. Readiness Score 0–100.
Topology graph. MITRE ATLAS classification.
Executor Swarm. MICE adversarial scenarios.
Risk Severity, Likelihood, and 5-dimension scorecard.
OPA Rego. 21 controls, 7 families.
Evidence Pack PDF + JSON. SHA-256.
A signed, per-run compliance artifact with a SHA-256 chain of custody. It records what the system was asked, what it did, what passed, what failed, and which controls verified it. This is what an examiner sees.
Peregrine calculates risk with deterministic equations, not an LLM judge, revealing behavioral drift, model fragility, and acceleration toward a guardrail break.
AI output can vary. The equations used to score it do not.
Measures whether conversational risk is accelerating toward a guardrail break, turn by turn.
Measures how much risk the model amplifies from the user’s input.
Shows whether a model absorbs adversarial pressure or amplifies it.
AI Range tests behavior before deployment. Peregrine measures it in production. Together, they provide continuous assurance across the AI lifecycle.
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