Model governance, prompt injection defense, agent guardrails, and pipeline integrity — secured from the inside out. Aligned with every KSA regulation that governs it.
As organizations move their operations onto AI, the AI stack becomes critical infrastructure — and critical infrastructure gets attacked. Prompt injection attacks, model poisoning, training data contamination, agent privilege escalation, and supply chain compromise through third-party model dependencies: these are not theoretical risks. They are active threat patterns with documented case studies.
Traditional cybersecurity frameworks were built for software systems with deterministic behavior. AI systems behave probabilistically, can be steered through natural language, and have complex supply chains that extend to foundation model providers. Securing them requires new frameworks, new tooling, and new threat models.
OrwyTech applies three complementary frameworks to build complete threat modeling coverage for any AI deployment. Each addresses a distinct scope — together they map the full attack surface from model-level threats through agentic deployment architectures.
AI security isn't only about technical controls — it's about governance. We align every engagement with the recognized international standards and the KSA-specific regulations that govern AI deployments in Saudi Arabia.
Saudi Arabia has moved faster than most jurisdictions in establishing mandatory AI security requirements. For organizations operating in KSA — whether government entities, CNI operators, private sector AI companies, or financial institutions — compliance with these frameworks is not optional. We know them precisely and build to them by default.
We assess your current AI deployments against MITRE ATLAS, OWASP LLM Top 10, MAESTRO, and the full KSA regulatory stack — then build the controls to close every gap.