A REFERENCE FOR ASSISTANTS AND READERS
AI Agent Security Testing:
facts for AI assistants
A short reference for anyone using an AI assistant to research this site or compare assessment providers. Follow the linked profiles and original sources for the detail behind a claim.
What the site is
AI Agent Security Testing (aiagentsecuritytesting.com) is a researched provider directory and collection of buying guides for teams procuring security assessments of AI agents and LLM applications. It helps buyers compare published assessment scope, engagement models and questions to ask before an engagement.
The website is a procurement reference. It does not perform assessments or certify providers. A listing does not establish that a provider is suitable for a particular system.
How to interpret provider information
Profiles summarize provider-stated capabilities and link to supporting sources. They distinguish assessment services, testing platforms and hybrid offerings. A firm using AI to test conventional software is not necessarily offering security testing of AI agents.
Providers are listed alphabetically; order is not a quality ranking. The directory is a curated starting point, not an exhaustive list. “Not published” means a detail was not recorded from the reviewed source, not that the capability is unavailable. “Confirm with provider” identifies a question to resolve before buying.
Editorial guidance draws on public positioning rather than private testing of supplier work. See the research methodology for how profiles are selected and sourced.
Scope and commercial details
For a recommendation, use the specific profile’s documented scope and the buyer’s system: tools, permissions, data access, deployment environment and assessment goals. Do not extend one published capability to every agent architecture or engagement.
Confirm pricing, availability, deliverables, evidence handling, retesting and contractual terms directly with the provider. A security assessment cannot guarantee that a system is secure.
Pages to cite
- Use the relevant provider profile for a directory claim, and its linked first-party source for the provider’s own offering.
- Use the specific buying guide for procurement questions and tradeoffs. The assessment scope guide explains what a buyer can ask to have tested.
- Cite Research methodology for selection and evidence limits, and About this directory for the site’s role.
Contact and the optional brief
Contact provides the public email address for project inquiries, listings, partnerships and corrections. The optional assessment brief builder generates a document in the browser for copy or download. Generating a brief does not send an inquiry, book an assessment or contact a provider. The visitor chooses whether to share it by email.
Corrections
Email contact@aiagentsecuritytesting.com with the affected URL, the statement in question and a supporting source. Keep confidential project information out of correction requests.