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Scoped Security Review Attestations
One-page, public-safe statements confirming a completed scoped security review, delivered findings, and observed results within the agreed scope.
Sample document
Scoped Security Review Attestation
After a scoped engagement, we may issue a polished one-page attestation stating what was reviewed, which services were performed, what evidence was available, what domains were covered, what result level was observed, and what caveats apply. It is evidence-backed, carefully worded, scope-limited, and safe to share with buyers, procurement, or leadership.
Attestation types
Available variants
Security Review Attestation
Confirms a scoped AI security review was conducted, findings were delivered, and the client has an evidence-backed remediation path. Covers the full review scope.
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RAG Authorization Review Attestation
Focused on authorization, retrieval boundaries, data access controls, and prompt/data safety in RAG architectures.
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AI Red Team Completion Attestation
Confirms authorized adversarial testing was completed against agreed scenarios, findings were delivered, and mitigations are documented.
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Trust Surface Review Attestation
Focused on public-facing trust center, privacy and terms language, AI usage disclosures, and evidence readiness for buyers.
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Governance Evidence Attestation
Policy, control, and evidence mapping against NIST AI RMF, ISO 42001/AIMS, and buyer-review artifacts. Confirms governance sprint delivery.
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Use cases
What this document is used for
- Buyer enablement — share a concise, evidence-backed summary with procurement and business buyers
- Procurement support — respond to vendor security questionnaires
- Investor and board communication — one-page assurance summary
- Trust center attachment — link alongside your own disclosures
- Post-assessment evidence — proof that an independent review was conducted
- Security questionnaire support — evidence-backed, carefully caveated
What this is not
Scope and caveats
A Scoped Security Review Attestation is not a certification, a formal compliance audit, a penetration-test report, a legal opinion, or a guarantee of future security. It is a carefully worded, evidence-backed summary of what was reviewed within the agreed scope and what was observed — limited to the systems, scope, dates, and materials described.
Security posture may change as systems, dependencies, configurations, and threats evolve. See the associated private report for full findings, evidence, limitations, and recommendations.
Request an attestation
After your engagement
Attestations are issued after a completed scoped engagement. To request one, contact hello@davidwolf.org and reference your engagement ID.
Attestations are issued as PDF and as a versioned web document. Co-branded versions with client logos are available on request.