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Data quality: Editorially Reviewed
Language (LLM / NLP)
R&D / applied research services
Model evaluation
Software & technology
Red Teaming
AI governance, risk & audit
AI & agent security
Code review & testing
Predictive / classical ML
Cybersecurity
AI security & red-teaming
Capital markets & fintech
Startups
AI security
Cross-industry / Horizontal
Agentic / autonomous
Enterprise

Trail of Bits

AI security & red-teaming

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Overview

Trail of Bits, operating since 2012, offers application, blockchain, cryptography and AI/ML security services plus research and open-source tooling. Its AI/ML review covers training data, MLOps pipelines, model artifacts, inference hardware and agent loops using threat modeling, adversarial testing such as prompt injection, root-cause analysis and remediation retesting. Deliverables include exploit proofs of concept, CI-ready Semgrep and CodeQL rules and capability-evaluation harnesses. The firm has published 655 public audit reports and also runs AI/ML security trainings and technical office hours.

Pricing model
On request
Regions served
Global
Categories
Language (LLM / NLP), R&D / applied research services, Model evaluation, Software & technology, Red Teaming, AI governance, risk & audit, AI & agent security, Code review & testing, Predictive / classical ML, Cybersecurity, AI security & red-teaming, Capital markets & fintech, Startups, AI security, Cross-industry / Horizontal, Agentic / autonomous, Enterprise
Last updated
7 October 2026
Published
7 October 2026

Use cases

AI & agent security
Cybersecurity
Model evaluation
Code review & testing

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Data quality
Data quality: Editorially Reviewed
Primary source
trailofbits.com
Sources cited
2
Last reviewed
6 October 2026
Last updated
7 October 2026

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