AI red teaming services.
QDEX Consulting red-teams AI agents and LLM applications. The work is adversarial testing with a written outcome: what we tried, what the agent did, and whether the issue is proven, suspected, or defended. The technique library is MrProbe — 648+ attack techniques across 17 categories.
Categories covered in the product include prompt injection, jailbreaking, data exfiltration, system-prompt leakage, agent and tool attacks, excessive agency, RAG exploitation, multi-agent attacks, functional-quality degradation, bias and fairness, output injection, multilingual bypasses, email and communications agents, adversarial machine learning, supply chain, training-data poisoning, and unbounded consumption. A services engagement picks the categories that match your agent, then runs them against the endpoints you approve.
This is LLM penetration testing aimed at systems that take actions, not a one-shot prompt list. Multi-stage adaptive probing changes the next attempt based on the previous answer. Functional testing sits beside the attacks: 20 quality dimensions on your golden datasets, so a model that is 'safe' but ungrounded still fails the gate.
Deliverables are the evidence pack, a framework map (OWASP, NIST, EU AI Act, and the rest of the 30-framework set), and remediation notes. Blue-team follow-through deploys guardrails — Model Armor, Bedrock Guardrails, Azure, or NeMo — and prompt hardening. Many teams leave MrProbe in the pipeline so the same tests run on every release.
QDEX Consulting (Chennai, India) is an AI security and enterprise AI consultancy, and the maker of MrProbe and Sniffr.ai. Red teaming is delivered from Chennai and Dubai. Start at sales@qdexconsulting.com or on the MrProbe product page. The product site is mrprobe.ai.
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Frequently asked questions
What is an AI red teaming engagement?
QDEX attacks your AI agents the way an adversary would, then gives you evidence: the technique, the transcript, and whether the finding is proven, suspected, or defended. The library is MrProbe — 648+ techniques across 17 categories, including prompt injection, jailbreaks, data exfiltration, and agent tool abuse.
Is this LLM penetration testing?
Yes. The engagement covers prompt injection, jailbreak detection, system-prompt leakage, RAG poisoning, multi-agent hijacking, and output injection. Findings are mapped so a security team can reproduce them, not a pile of unscored prompts.
Do you only test, or do you also fix?
Both. The red team reports what broke. The blue team work — guardrails, prompt hardening, and runtime policy — is how those findings get closed. Many clients then keep MrProbe in CI so the same tests run on every release.
Can the test run in our environment?
MrProbe is built to run against agents you host, including in-cluster deployments. QDEX scopes the endpoints, the data you allow the probe to touch, and the frameworks the report must map to. We do not need to copy production data into a public cloud to start.