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AI adoption moved faster than most governance models could track. This assessment benchmarks your AI security practices against real peer data, activity by activity, so you know exactly where to invest next.
Most security teams can point to an AI policy, an approval workflow, and a governance board. Fewer can show which controls are actually enforced once code ships and agents start acting on their own. Assumptions about AI risk get set once and rarely get retested as usage scales. The result is a program that looks complete on a slide and thin under real use.
The AISec Study maps where those assumptions hold and where they don't.
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Interviews with your security, AI, governance, and engineering leaders get scored against 64 observable activities, not a self-reported survey.
Your coverage score sits against a growing data pool of organizations across banking, healthcare, government, and software.
You leave with prioritized recommendations showing which activities close the largest gap first, not a flat checklist.
AISec Program Assessment was inspired by the interview-based methodology of BSIMM (the Building Security In Maturity Model), the long-running benchmark for software security programs, and applies it to how organizations govern, build, and defend AI.
The assessment runs as a structured engagement built around conversations with the people who run your AI program day to day.
01. Plan the engagement
You and UltraViolet identify interviewees and a start date.
02. Run practitioner interviews
Security, AI, governance, and engineering leaders walk through how AI is actually built and governed.
03. Score against the framework
Responses map to 64 activities, each scored Emerging, Established, or Unobserved, that roll up to 10 capabilities.
04. Benchmark against the data pool
Your coverage score is placed against peer organizations already assessed.
05. Deliver the private report
You get a confidential report with scores, gaps, and prioritized recommendations.
We were happy to participate in the initial AISec Benchmark assessment in order to have that visibility into more data-driven insights and to measure and improve our AI initiatives. This allowed us to compare our practices against those of other organizations, which helps us identify potential gaps as well as gauge what to prioritize in terms of improvements. We are looking forward to continuing to work with the AISec Benchmark team to further refine and enhance our AI initiatives.
Sandy Blackwell
Global Senior Director, Software Security, 74 Software
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