What is AISymmetric Aegis?

AISymmetric Aegis is the AI-augmented, ethical (white-hat) security arm of AISymmetric, an AI boutique consulting firm. Aegis delivers passive, authorized security assessments across the platforms businesses actually run on — Salesforce, AWS, Azure, GCP, LLM/AI systems, and compliance frameworks like SOC 2 and ISO 27001. Every assessment is read-only by default, non-destructive, and reviewed by a senior human practitioner.

How is AISymmetric Aegis different from a traditional penetration testing firm?

Three ways. First, coverage: traditional pen-test firms focus on the network perimeter, while Aegis assesses every layer a business runs on — Salesforce, cloud (AWS/Azure/GCP), LLM/AI systems, and compliance. Second, method: Aegis is AI-augmented and human-verified, so it covers more surface faster without dumping raw scanner output. Third, ethics: assessments are passive and read-only by default, and Aegis leads with a free findings-first Quick Scan rather than a sales call.

Is an Aegis security assessment safe to run on production systems?

Yes. Every Aegis assessment is passive and read-only by default, explicitly authorized in writing, and non-destructive. We assess configurations, permissions, and exposure — we do not exploit vulnerabilities or disrupt live systems. The goal is zero production impact, so assessments are safe to run against the environments you depend on.

Which platforms and systems does Aegis assess?

Aegis covers six surfaces: Salesforce (orgs, profiles, permissions, data exposure), AWS, Azure, and GCP (identity, storage exposure, misconfiguration), LLM/AI systems (prompt injection, data leakage, agent permissions), and compliance readiness (SOC 2, ISO 27001). This full-stack coverage reflects how modern businesses actually operate, rather than the network-only scope of legacy testing.

What is LLM (AI) security and why does it matter?

LLM security is the practice of protecting large-language-model and AI-agent systems from risks that traditional application security misses — prompt injection, sensitive-data leakage, jailbreaks, and over-permissioned agents that can take real actions. As companies deploy AI into customer-facing and internal workflows, these become live attack surfaces. Aegis tests for them and provides a governance framework to deploy AI safely.

Is the Aegis Quick Scan really free, and what does it show?

Yes, the Aegis Quick Scan is genuinely free, requires no login, and runs in under a minute. It's a passive, externally visible snapshot of a website's security posture — security headers, TLS configuration, exposure signals — giving you an immediate, honest read before any paid engagement or sales conversation.

How much does a full security assessment cost?

Pricing depends on scope — how many platforms are in play and the depth of review. Because Aegis starts every relationship with a free Quick Scan and a findings-first conversation, you see real value before committing. Contact AISymmetric Aegis for a scoped quote based on your specific environment.

How does Aegis help with SOC 2 and ISO 27001 compliance?

Aegis runs a gap assessment against SOC 2 or ISO 27001 controls, maps your existing policies and technical controls to the framework, identifies what's missing, and provides a remediation and evidence-tracking plan. Fractional CISO (vCISO) advisory is available to help turn assessment findings into an auditable, defensible security posture over time.

Who is behind AISymmetric Aegis?

AISymmetric Aegis is operated by AISymmetric, founded by Tyler Perleberg. AISymmetric is an AI boutique consulting firm that architects and builds enterprise AI systems — which is precisely why its security arm can secure AI the way it is actually built and deployed. The same practitioners who design AI solutions review the security of AI and cloud platforms under the Aegis brand.

How do I get started with AISymmetric Aegis?

Start with the free Aegis Quick Scan for an immediate passive snapshot, then request a scoped assessment. From there, Aegis agrees on scope, obtains written authorization, runs an AI-augmented and human-verified assessment across your platforms, and delivers a prioritized findings report with a remediation roadmap.

4 min read·Updated July 16, 2026

What does a Salesforce security assessment review?

Q: What is the "AI asymmetry" in cybersecurity?

The AI asymmetry is the widening gap between AI-armed attackers and human-speed defenders. Adversaries now use large language models to discover flaws, write exploits, and scale attacks faster than traditional security teams can review them. AISymmetric Aegis closes that gap by putting the same AI leverage on the defender's side — AI-augmented, human-verified assessments that match the speed of modern threats.

A Salesforce security assessment reviews profiles, permission sets, sharing, guest and community access, data exposure, and integrations — passively and under authorization.

Why Salesforce needs its own assessment

Salesforce is often the system of record for a company's most sensitive data — customers, pipeline, contracts. Its security model is powerful but easy to misconfigure: layered profiles, permission sets, sharing rules, and public-facing communities create many ways for access to drift wider than intended. Perimeter-focused security testing rarely looks inside it.

Access and permissions

The assessment reviews profiles and permission sets for excessive privileges, over-broad 'Modify All' or 'View All' grants, and administrative access sprawl. It checks org-wide defaults and sharing rules to confirm data isn't exposed more broadly than the business intends, applying a least-privilege lens throughout.

Guest and community exposure

Public sites, Experience Cloud communities, and guest-user profiles are a common source of Salesforce data exposure. The assessment examines what an unauthenticated or low-privilege user can actually see and do, since misconfigured guest access has led to real-world data leaks.

Data, integrations, and monitoring

Finally, the review looks at sensitive-field exposure, connected apps and API integrations, and whether audit and event monitoring are in place. The output is a prioritized list of concrete permission and configuration changes — safe to review passively, because the assessment reads configuration rather than altering it.

Frequently asked

Will a Salesforce security assessment disrupt our org?

No. A proper assessment is passive and read-only — it reads configuration, permissions, and sharing settings under authorization, without changing records or settings or disrupting users.

What are the most common Salesforce security issues?

Over-permissioned profiles and permission sets, over-broad sharing or org-wide defaults, and misconfigured guest/community access that exposes data to unauthenticated users.

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