
AI Red Teaming & ML/LLM Testing
Independent testing to expose AI risk, misuse and failure before it matters
AI systems behave differently under pressure. What looks safe in development can fail, mislead or be misused in the real world, often in ways teams did not anticipate.
GRC Solutions provides AI red teaming, machine learning (ML) testing and large language model (LLM) testing to help organisations understand how their AI systems can fail, be exploited or behave unexpectedly, and to evidence that governance and controls work in practice. Our testing is aligned with recognised industry methodologies, including the OWASP Top 10 for LLMs, to ensure coverage of realistic and emerging AI risk scenarios.
This is not theoretical AI ethics. It is hands-on, adversarial testing designed to improve trust, resilience and accountability.
What does AI red teaming cover?
GRC Solutions delivers structured, adversarial AI testing across the AI lifecycle, including:
Identifying realistic threat, misuse and failure scenarios based on how AI systems are actually used.
Testing ML models for bias, robustness, drift, data sensitivity and unintended outcomes.
Assessing LLMs for prompt injection, hallucination, data leakage, misuse and unsafe outputs.
Simulating malicious, negligent or unexpected user behaviour to challenge AI safeguards.
Testing whether policies, guardrails, monitoring and human oversight operate effectively in practice.
Clear, structured reporting that supports governance, ISO 42001 alignment and regulatory scrutiny.
Who can deliver AI red teaming?
Effective AI red teaming requires more than technical testing skills.
GRC Solutions brings together AI risk expertise, assurance discipline and governance insight to deliver testing that is credible, defensible and decision-ready.
Our teams understand:
- How AI systems behave in real environments
- How regulators and auditors assess AI risk
- How governance frameworks such as ISO 42001 are evidenced in practice
That means findings are not just technically interesting, they are actionable and accountable.
AI red teaming FAQs
AI red teaming is an adversarial testing approach that explores how AI systems can fail, be misused or behave unexpectedly under real-world conditions.
No. AI red teaming supports security, risk, compliance, legal and AI teams by providing evidence of AI risk and control effectiveness.
No. It complements traditional testing by focusing on misuse, edge cases and governance failure rather than expected behaviour.
ISO 42001 does not mandate specific testing methods, but AI red teaming is an effective way to evidence that AI risks are identified, managed and monitored in practice.
AI red teaming can be used pre-deployment, during scaling, after incidents, or as part of ongoing AI governance.
Assess your AI risk exposure
If you are unsure how your AI systems would behave under misuse, pressure or unexpected conditions, a short AI red teaming scoping discussion is often the fastest way to gain clarity.
This initial assessment helps organisations to:
- Identify which AI systems carry the highest risk
- Understand where ML or LLM testing adds the most value
- Decide whether full AI red teaming is proportionate and necessary
- Prioritise next steps aligned to governance and regulatory expectations
Request an AI red teaming scoping discussion