Experimental and reference tooling for AI security engineering.
Labs exposes selected prototypes, reference implementations, scenarios, fixtures, and public-safe datasets used to explore AI security methods. A Labs item is not automatically a supported Workbench product, production integration, or commercially available capability.
Aggregate rows in the current public scenario snapshot.
15
Published attack packs
Attack-pack records in the current public range snapshot.
8
Maintained tool adapters
Adapters represented in the current public range registry.
15
Mapped ATLAS techniques
Distinct MITRE ATLAS technique mappings in the current public scenario registry.
Graduated Workbench capabilities
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Some capabilities that originated as experimental or research surfaces now have canonical Workbench identities. Labs does not maintain competing product definitions for them.
Prototypes, references, fixtures, and public demonstrations.
Status describes the public Lab record. Prototype and experimental utility labels are boundaries, not implied support or commercial availability.
Reference
reference implementation
AI Control Crosswalk
Unified framework navigation across OWASP LLM Top 10, NIST AI RMF, MITRE ATLAS, and ISO 42001 — with directional cross-framework mappings, evidence prompts, and scorecard bridges.
Intended use
Explore maintained directional framework cross-references and evidence prompts.
Paste a RAG pipeline JSON config and get instant findings across authorization gaps, tenant isolation failures, over-retrieval, document provenance, and sensitive context exposure.
Intended use
Demonstrate retrieval configuration analysis and fixture review.
Paste model output, select the sink type (HTML, Markdown, JSON, tool call, email, DB, code), and get deterministic safety analysis across injection, leakage, and side-effect risks.
Intended use
Demonstrate deterministic output-sink checks against public fixtures.
A structured library of 12 attack probes across 10 categories. Record blocked/detected/degraded/passed outcomes per probe and export a full evidence session as JSON or Markdown.
Intended use
Exercise structured prompt-injection probes and review export schemas.
Review model artifacts, dependency paths, provenance gaps, and poisoning scenarios. Identify integrity weaknesses using existing attack packs without rebuilding the artifact scanner.
Intended use
Practice model-integrity and supply-chain analysis against public-safe fixtures.
Practice discovering AI providers, model dependencies, data flows, and shadow AI surfaces. Create an AI system inventory artifact for governance and product security.
Intended use
Practice system-boundary and AI inventory artifact construction.
Use the existing Threat Canvas to produce an AI trust-boundary threat model. Place boundaries, find abuse paths, and assign controls for engineering review.
Intended use
Practice AI trust-boundary threat modeling against a reference scenario.
Review AI trace, prompt, completion, retrieval, and tool-use logs. Identify telemetry gaps and produce a forensic evidence chain for AI abuse scenarios.
Intended use
Review synthetic AI telemetry and construct a forensic evidence chain.
Walk through an AI abuse incident, classify the event, preserve evidence, decide escalation, and produce an after-action plan using existing incident drill scenarios.
Intended use
Practice evidence preservation, escalation, and after-action decisions in a synthetic incident.
These assets support reproducibility, demonstrations, schema review, and method development. Their presence does not establish production deployment, customer adoption, connector support, or independent validation.
They show that a public schema, fixture, scenario, or demonstration exists at the stated version and scope. They do not prove production use, customer results, commercial support, external acceptance, connector compatibility, or coverage beyond the published record.
This product shell is curated from public-safe outputs and native in-repo routes.