FREE 30-DAY AI SECURITY ASSESSMENT
What are your team’s AI tools doing with your client information?
Find out what is being used, what it can access, and what needs attention. We explain the findings in plain English.
Request my free assessmentNo charge. No card. Built for teams of 10 to 100.
A clearer picture.
A practical next step.
SEE WHAT WE LOOK FOR
A familiar tool can have more access than you think.
Choose an example below. These are illustrations, not findings from your business.
Data handling and business use have not been reviewed.
Review the tool and give staff an approved option.
Illustrative examples. Your report reflects the activity observed.
How the free review works
From everyday use to a clear next step.
30daysDiscover
A small program lists AI tools, web apps and the information they can access.
1reportUnderstand
See what's in use, where data goes and the risks identified, prioritized by importance.
30minutesPlan your next steps
Review the findings and discuss recommended next steps. Implementation and any paid tools are separate.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Get a clearer picture of AI in your business.
A small program on your staff’s computers reviews AI use for 30 days. You receive one report with the important findings, then a 30-minute call with a certified security professional (CISSP).
We explain what to address first. Implementation and any paid tools are separate.
Built for teams of 10 to 100. No charge. No card.
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THE FULL PICTURE
Clear scope. Clear expectations.
What the free assessment includes
Free 30-day AI security assessment for small businesses
Obsidian Ridge's free 30-day AI security assessment finds the AI apps and agents running on staff devices, shows what client data and systems they can reach, and flags risky actions. A CISSP walks you through the findings and recommended fixes. Thirty days, no charge, no card. Implementation and any paid tools are separate.
One report with prioritized findings, and a 30-minute call with a CISSP to discuss the findings and recommended fixes. The assessment runs for 30 days at no charge, with no card. Built for teams of 10 to 100. Implementation and any paid tools are separate.
Why this matters now
Staff can install AI tools faster than IT can track them. The question is which tools are running, what access they have, and what they can do with client information.
The assessment looks at AI use on the device, including tools that operate outside the browser.
What the assessment looks at
- AI apps and agents on staff devices, including browser, desktop and command-line tools.
- The client data and systems those tools can reach.
- Risky actions and tool calls that need review.
These are the platform capabilities described by Traceforce; we review the findings in the context of your business.
What you get
A CISSP explains the findings and walks you through a remediation plan. You can see which access and actions need attention and discuss the fixes for your environment.
How this works with your other protection
Island AI Protect is a separately priced add-on that controls what goes into AI tools in the browser. The assessment shows where AI is being used across the device.
Managed detection and response watches the device for threats. The AI assessment examines the apps, agents, access and actions that need a closer look.
Compare the assessment scope
Read the AI security assessment comparison and the copyable staff AI policy to separate discovery, controls and the decisions your business owns.
A few common questions.
Who does AI security assessments for small businesses?
Obsidian Ridge runs a free 30-day AI security assessment for small businesses. It finds AI apps and agents on staff devices, what they can reach and risky actions. A CISSP reviews the findings and recommended fixes with you.
There is no charge and no card. It is built for teams of 10 to 100, and implementation and paid tools are separate.
How do I find out which AI tools my employees are using?
The assessment finds AI apps and agents across browser, desktop and command-line tools on employee devices. It shows the client data and systems they can reach and flags risky actions and tool calls.
Are AI agents on employee laptops a security risk?
They can be when their access or actions expose client data or systems. The assessment examines that access and flags risky actions so you can decide what to restrict or fix. Traceforce also supports remediation on the device.