Frontier AI Risk Assessment

Frontier AI Cyber Risk Assessment

Manage cyber exposure at frontier AI speed

Developments in frontier AI have narrowed the gap between vulnerability discovery and exploitation. What once required significant expertise, time and tooling is now increasingly accessible through frontier models and agentic workflows.

Most security teams are not built to operate at this speed, and discovery now outpaces remediation. Security leaders need to rethink how they approach cyber risk mitigation, reinforcing cybersecurity fundamentals at pace and prioritizing the attack paths that have the greatest impact on their resilience. The question is no longer about whether an organization is exposed, it is about what to fix, automate or leave alone.

Kroll delivers frontier AI risk assessments that help organizations move from awareness to action. We enable leaders to better understand their exposures, and which risks they should prioritize, ensuring measurable risk reduction at machine speed.

27 sec

Fastest adversary breakout time

89%

Year-over-year rise in AI-powered attacks

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Time between discovery and exploit

Project QuiltWorks: Rising to the Challenge

Anthropic's Claude Fable 5 and Claude Mythos 5 releases, alongside continual advancements in frontier models from OpenAI, Meta and Google, demonstrate the rapid shift in advanced cyber-reasoning capabilities.

Powered by these new capabilities, Project QuiltWorks is an industry coalition including Kroll and CrowdStrike, built to help close the AI vulnerability gap for enterprises. This coalition sets a new standard for vulnerability discovery and collaborative cybersecurity in AI. 

Frontier AI models — integrated across the Falcon platform through Project QuiltWorks — uncover logic flaws, misconfigurations and novel exploit paths that scanners and human reviews may miss.

 

Shifting the Operating Model with One Continuous Exposure-Closure Loop

In the frontier AI era, the focus for many organizations must shift from only identifying issues to determining what actions are required, who owns them, and how to fund and verify remediation.

Frontier AI Risk Assessment
  • Find: Identify exposure across infrastructure, cloud, SaaS, applications, APIs, identities, third parties, open source and AI-enabled workflows.
  • Contextualize: Determine reachability, exploitability, attack paths, privilege impact, business criticality and compensating controls.
  • Decide: Choose remediation, mitigation, transfer, risk acceptance, disclosure or monitoring, with designated owners and documented rationale.
  • Act: Fund and execute the remediation or mitigation through infrastructure, application, cloud, identity, vendor and business owners.
  • Prove: Verify that the exposure was closed or meaningfully reduced through retesting, control validation and evidence capture.
  • Report: Translate residual exposure, accepted risk, ageing and investment needs into language executives and boards can use.

Awareness to Action

Combining our deep expertise in cybersecurity advisory, threat exposure management, human-led validation and CrowdStrike Falcon platform integration, we help organizations make informed prioritization decisions and accelerate remediation velocity. That adds up to less wasted effort, reduced risk and evidence that can be shared with the board.

Assess and Test

Assess exposure across the organization and validate how individual weaknesses could combine to create real attack paths. Kroll delivers:

  • Comprehensive exposure assessment
  • Human-led attack path validation
  • AI-infused exploitability testing

Advise

Prioritize exposure using threat intelligence, attack paths, privilege impact and business context. Kroll delivers:

  • Threat intelligence-led prioritization
  • Business aligned guidance
  • Executive reporting

Implement

Operationalize remediation through workflows, SLAs, escalation paths and orchestration. Kroll delivers:

  • Operating model design
  • Remediation governance
  • Emergency response procedure planning

Defend and Resolve

Validate closure of attack paths and continuously adapt as threats and environments evolve. Kroll delivers:

  • Remediation operations
  • Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM)
  • Human-led closure validation

Accelerate Your Exposure Management RoI

Know exactly where your process loses time and money, and which steps are worth automating, precisely quantified. Our frontier AI risk assessments deliver a costed plan of what to fix, automate and improve first, enabling you to spend where risk reduction per dollar is highest. With our approach you gain a complete, evidence-based picture of where your organization is truly exposed, including risks that scanners may miss — at zero procurement risk.

  • 60-day assessment
  • No platform purchase
  • Clear picture of your organizational exposure 
  • Costed remediation plan 
  • Low-risk, high reward

Why Kroll?

Kroll delivers the expertise, scale and operational discipline required to turn exposure intelligence into real-world risk reduction.

  • Deep expertise across vulnerability management, identity security, application security, red teaming and AI security
  • Proven experience in delivering live remediation and incident response programs
  • Independent, practitioner-led services with no tool bias
  • Flexible delivery from implementation through ongoing operation
 

Key Outcomes

  • Faster discovery and prioritization
  • Continuous exposure closure
  • Remediation within defined SLAs
  • Reduced attack paths
  • Improved patching cadence
  • Clear, executive-ready reporting

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