AI agents now read email, browse the web, hold API keys and take actions on your behalf. That is real leverage, and a real new attack surface. We review how your agents are set up, where they can be pushed off course, and how to tighten them, then hand you a plain-English report and a fix list. We review, we do not attack.
For UK SMBs that have deployed AI agents or agentic workflows, agents with tool access, email or web input, API keys and automations, the risk is not just a wrong answer. It is a wrong action, taken quietly, with your credentials.
Agents often get far more tool and data access than the job needs. Each extra permission is blast radius if something goes wrong.
An email, web page or document can carry instructions your agent was never meant to follow. It tops the OWASP LLM Top 10.
API keys and tokens stored or passed carelessly can leak through logs, prompts or outputs, and are hard to rotate after the fact.
When an agent can send, pay, delete or publish without a check, one bad step becomes a real-world consequence.
A structured review of how your agentic system is built and governed. We look, we reason, and we document, without touching production or disrupting your work.
By default we work only from what you provide and from passive public information. Anything active against your systems, such as scanning, service enumeration or login attempts, is the separate add-on below, and only with your written authorisation, a defined scope and rules of engagement.
What each agent can reach and do, and whether that matches what the job actually needs.
How API keys, tokens and credentials are stored, passed and rotated, and where they could leak.
What data moves in and out of your agents, where it goes, and who or what can see it.
What happens when an email, web page or document carries hidden instructions, and whether your agents can be steered by them.
Whether consequential actions pause for a human, and how well agents and customers are kept apart from one another.
What is logged and monitored, plus what your setup reveals in public records: domain and email authentication (SPF, DKIM, DMARC), TLS certificates and WHOIS. Passive public information only, nothing sent to your systems.
Anything active against your systems, such as scanning, service enumeration or login attempts, happens only here: controlled validation testing, run only with your written authorisation, a defined scope and rules of engagement, and in a test environment you designate. Never on production by default.
A security review should not create new risk. Here is how we keep it clean, stated plainly.
Automated checks run on our own infrastructure.
Client identifiers are replaced with neutral labels before AI-assisted analysis.
Secrets are removed on receipt and never copied into reports.
Working copies are deleted when the engagement ends, as set out in our agreement.
A clear picture of where your agentic system is strong, where it is exposed, and exactly what to do next. No black boxes.
Written for decision-makers, not just engineers.
Each issue rated critical, high, medium or low, so you fix the right things first.
A practical, ordered plan you can act on or hand to a supplier.
We walk you through the findings and the next steps on a call.
This is a security review, not a compliance certification. You get evidence and a roadmap, not a compliance guarantee.
Baimbroq runs its own multi-agent AI system in production and reviews it with the same discipline we bring to yours. We do not name clients and we do not share real case data.
The people who build and run agentic systems run your review.
We review how your agents are set up and how data flows. Secrets are removed on receipt and never copied into reports.
Baimbroq is Marberton Limited, part of the Marberton Group.
One clear scope, agreed before we start, with no hidden fees. Start with a free scoping call and we will shape it to your setup.
Every engagement runs under a short written agreement covering scope, authorisation and data processing terms.
A structured, non-intrusive review of your agents and agentic workflows, with a prioritised report and a remediation roadmap you can act on.
Active validation of the issues we find, such as scanning, service enumeration or login attempts, run only with your written authorisation, a defined scope and rules of engagement, and in a test environment you designate. Never on production by default.
Both are fixed-scope and quoted to your business before any work begins.
No. The audit is non-intrusive by default: we work from what you provide and from passive public information, and we review how your agents are built and governed. We do not attack them. Anything active against your systems, such as scanning, service enumeration or login attempts, is an optional add-on and happens only with your written authorisation, a defined scope and rules of engagement, and in a test environment you designate, never on production by default.
Any AI set up to take actions, not just answer questions: agents with tool access, email or web input, API keys, and automations that can send, fetch, change or publish on your behalf. If your AI can do things, not just say things, this review is for you.
It is when an email, web page or document your agent reads carries hidden instructions, and the agent follows them instead of your intent. We check where your agents take in outside content and whether those inputs can steer them into actions you never approved.
Automated checks run on our own infrastructure. Client identifiers are replaced with neutral labels before AI-assisted analysis, secrets are removed on receipt and never copied into reports, and working copies are deleted when the engagement ends, as set out in our agreement.
No. It is a security review. You get evidence and a prioritised remediation roadmap, not a compliance guarantee or a certificate. It gives you a clear, defensible picture you can act on or hand to a supplier.
A plain-English report with findings rated critical, high, medium or low, a remediation roadmap in priority order, and a debrief call to walk you through it. You keep full ownership of the findings and your systems.
Book a free scoping call. We will map your setup, agree the scope, and tell you plainly where to start. No cost, no commitment.