A Lalamo AI security audit checks what the agent can see and do against what its job needs, where your data goes and how long it's kept, whether a message or file can trick it into acting (prompt injection), who can change its settings and how its keys are stored, which actions need a person's approval, whether its actions are logged, and how fast you can turn it off. You get a written list of risks, ranked, with the fix for each.
An AI security audit asks one question from seven angles: if this agent gets something wrong, or gets tricked, how bad can it get?
- Permissions: read, write, send, delete. Does it have more than the job needs?
- Data flow: which companies receive your data, how long they keep it, and whether it’s used for training.
- Prompt injection: can an email, document or web page make it do something you didn’t ask?
- Settings and keys: who can change the agent, and how its passwords and API keys are stored.
- Approvals: which actions wait for a person.
- Logs: can you see what it did?
- Off switch: how fast you can turn it off and take its access back, and who knows how.
I do the review myself (Cory James, CompTIA A+ certified), with a test account and sample data wherever possible, not your live inbox. You get the risks ranked, with the fix for each, in plain English.
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