Federal Cybersecurity Services / Secure AI & Governance
AI Security and Governance Advisory HCT helps agencies understand where AI is used, what information and mission functions it touches, how it can fail or be manipulated, and which safeguards must be validated before deployment.
Mission value
What this advisory work is designed to strengthen. 01 Risk-informed adoption of AI capabilities 02 Protection of sensitive data and mission workflows 03 Accountable governance for models, agents, and providers Advisory scope
Areas of focus AI use-case, asset, data, and dependency inventory Threat modeling for models, agents, retrieval, tools, and interfaces Prompt injection, data leakage, model abuse, and supply-chain risk Human oversight, testing, monitoring, and incident readiness Representative deliverables
Decision-ready outputs AI system risk assessment Security and governance control profile Adversarial test and validation plan Deployment decision brief and monitoring measures Reference points
Standards and guidance are applied in mission context. Specific requirements and control selections depend on the customer, system, data, authorization boundary, classification, and governing authority.
NIST AI RMF NIST AI 600-1 NIST CSF Zero Trust Secure Software Development
Independent technical advice
Turn a complex cyber question into a defensible decision. HCT supports the customer’s decision authority. We do not sell, procure, or install the products being evaluated.
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