Overview
Casco is a platform designed to validate the security, safety, and accuracy of AI applications and agents on a continuous basis. It aims to replace traditional security theater and superficial scans with a more robust approach to AI security.
Key Features:
- Advanced, tailored threat emulation: Casco provides tailored attacks for specific AI apps and agents using advanced reasoning and chain-of-thoughts, which is not possible with traditional scans.
- AI compliance guidelines: Casco's reports are readily reusable for SOC 2, NIST, and ISO compliance documentation.
- Forward-deployed security engineers: Casco offers security experts who can be embedded within a client's team and codebase to perform gray-box testing. These experts have experience from AWS, Microsoft, and the US Government.
- Actionable evidence for every finding: The platform provides step-by-step reproduction steps, explanations, and remediation steps for each finding, with the ability to connect to the codebase for suggested code fixes.
Use Cases:
- Securing AI systems and agents.
- Preventing security breaches that could lead to high-level testimony (e.g., CEO testifying before congress).
- Meeting AI compliance guidelines such as SOC 2, NIST, and ISO.
- Performing gray-box testing with embedded security engineers.
- Obtaining actionable evidence and remediation steps for security vulnerabilities in AI systems.
Benefits:
- Continuous validation of AI app and agent security, safety, and accuracy.
- More effective security than traditional scans due to tailored threat emulation.
- Streamlined AI compliance reporting.
- Access to experienced security engineers for in-depth testing.
- Clear, actionable insights for vulnerability reproduction and remediation.
Capabilities
- Performs advanced, tailored threat emulation against AI agents and applications using sophisticated reasoning and chain-of-thoughts
- Conducts human-supervised red-teaming for AI evaluations, ensuring high-fidelity findings through expert validation
- Identifies and mitigates critical security vulnerabilities in AI systems, including prompt injection, cross-user data leakage, and tool misuse
- Generates actionable, compliance-ready reports for AI security findings, including reproduction steps, risk explanations, and remediation guidance, suitable for SOC 2, NIST AI RMF, EU AI Act, and ISO 27001
- Integrates with client codebases to suggest specific code fixes for identified vulnerabilities
- Provides embedded security expertise through gray-box testing within client teams and codebases
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