Know what your AI could cost before anyone has to trust it.

AI stopped answering

and started acting.

Agents now move money, change records and write to customers. Every action reaches a system someone else depends on.

The security review says not yet.

Insurers, banks, investors and buyers all ask the same question first: what could this system cost if it goes wrong?

An agent sends money where it shouldn't. Payments feeds the ledger, the ledger feeds reporting. We map every link the failure can travel.

One wrong action spreads through everything it touches.

Every consequence has a price.

Fines where you operate, legal costs, remediation, downtime and knock-on losses, added up for one incident.

We look at itfrom the inside.

With your written authorisation, we attack the system the way it will be attacked and misused, and trace every path a failure could take.

What the system can do at its worst, the estimated financial exposure, and what would reduce it.

The whole report, in one number.

A private 300–900 score on the report’s cover. Underwriters read it first; you decide who sees it. Sample score shown.

Every finding, and what a fix must achieve.

A technical annex for the team that fixes it. We never fix it for you, so the report stays independent.

You fix it. We retest. The exposure falls.

Findings that no longer reproduce come off the report and the score is reissued. 612 and 784 are sample scores.

Send it to whoever has to say yes.

Cyber insurers, banks and lenders, investors and enterprise buyers get one independent report they can rely on.

Unblocked.

The review closes on evidence, not promises.

After launch, the black box records everything.

Every action your AI takes, signed and checked against what actually took effect.

Find where it started: your code, a vendor’s tool or the model’s output.

Replay every tool call, input and decision in order. SOVA points to the most likely cause.

Signed, time-stamped evidence that insurers, regulators and counsel can check.

We measure. We record. We never sell the fix.

Every rating and every record adds to one map of how AI systems fail and what it costs: the corpus. Today it is just starting.