Cybersecurity solutions company, Crossword Cybersecurity, has released a new CyberAI Practice, with the aim of helping clients utilise AI in the organisation.

According to the company, the ever-evolving threat landscape and proliferation of data-generating apps and devices has had organisations looking at Generative AI and Large Language Models (LLM) as the solution to the problems they face.

LLMs have led to the emergence of many new tools, which must be assessed and assured so that adoption is controlled and does not pose legal, reputational, or commercial threats.

Crossword Cybersecurity says the CyberAI Practice will provide organisations with advisory, security testing and engineering services, which will allow organisations to manage AI threats and take opportunities to improve efficiency, cybersecurity and create new experiences for end users. 

What’s included?

Following its launch, the CyberAI Practice is offering the following services:

• Engineering – Modular services designed to support the assessment and development of LLM architectures, LLM security testing, design and security architecture reviews and wider LLM-related engineering services
• CyberAI onsite workshops – Education and maturity workshops to help organisations understand the market, assess their needs and existing AI use and consult on whether to ‘build or buy’

“The latest wave of AI technologies hit the security industry with such pace that many businesses have been struggling to keep up,” said James Henry, Consulting Innovation Director, Crossword Cybersecurity.

“At Crossword it is our mission to provide businesses with the knowledge and tools needed to securely embrace the benefits of Generative AI technologies, whilst also managing the associated risks.”

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