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GenSec

Next-generation comprehensive security systems. AI against AI

GenSec
About the lab

GenSec

GenSec protects the data, infrastructure, artificial intelligence and technological processes of an organisation in a single security loop. A modern organisation can no longer treat cybersecurity, AI security, data protection, server infrastructure and physical access as independent systems. We design security as part of the overall GENLA technology architecture — from the person and their working device through to AI agents, servers and data centres. Audit · Design · Protection · Monitoring · Response · Support.

Capabilities

What's inside

01

Corporate infrastructure and data

Protection of networks, servers, workstations, cloud and local infrastructure, applications, remote access, accounts and APIs. Data classification, access segregation, leak prevention, encryption, backup and access logging.

02

AI Security

We reduce the risks of prompt injection and indirect injection, disclosure of sensitive information, data poisoning, compromise of models and RAG, insecure output, context substitution, model supply chains, excessive permissions and model theft. AI must be intelligent, but not uncontrolled.

03

Agentic Security

The shift from chatbots to autonomous agents changes the risk model. We design least-privilege rights, role separation, tool isolation, API call control, secret management, human confirmation of critical operations, logging, behaviour monitoring and emergency stop.

04

Secure corporate AI

A corporate AI gateway, user authorisation, model segregation, control of transmitted data, filtering of sensitive information, request logging, AI usage policies and routing between local and external models. Employees gain AI capability; the company keeps control of its data.

05

Monitoring and response (SOC / MDR)

Detection → analysis → prioritisation → response → recovery → root cause analysis. Depending on the architecture we use SIEM, EDR/XDR, NDR, SOAR, UEBA, Threat Intelligence and automated response playbooks while keeping specialists in control.

06

Security assessment and Red Team

Security audit, architecture review, penetration testing, red teaming, external perimeter checks, application audit, threat modelling, AI red teaming, review of agent systems and social engineering scenario testing.

07

Human Security and deepfake defence

Protection against targeted phishing, spoofed executive messages, voice deepfake attacks, fake video calls and business email compromise — software controls, procedures for confirming critical actions and staff training together with GenUp.

08

Digital and physical security

Physical access control, identification, alarm systems, sensors, alerting, event logging, segmentation of critical zones and infrastructure monitoring. For intelligent video analysis GenSec integrates with GenView.

Advantages

Why it works

Security by Design

Security is built in while the system is being designed, not added after it goes live.

Zero Trust and Least Privilege

Being inside the corporate network does not imply trust. People, applications and agents receive the minimum necessary set of permissions.

Defense in Depth

No single protective mechanism is ever considered sufficient — we build several complementary layers of security.

Resilience and recovery

Backup, standby nodes, infrastructure recovery, disaster recovery scenarios, response plans and regular restore testing. A resilient system assumes a component will one day fail.

Post-quantum readiness

Cryptography inventory, identification of critical systems, assessment of long-term risk and preparing the architecture to replace cryptographic algorithms. A system should change mechanisms without rebuilding the whole infrastructure.

Vulnerability management

A continuous process: detect → assess → determine risk → prioritise → remediate → verify. Priority is set not only by formal severity, but by the real architecture of the organisation.

Products & services

What's included

GenBook A secured user workplace.
GenCube Protection of the personal AI compute complex.
GenBox Isolation of corporate models, data and AI services.
GenView A controlled sensor loop.
GenBlock Protection of server, network, engineering and physical data centre infrastructure.
Identity & Access IAM, multi-factor authentication, role models, privileged access and access management for AI agents.
Use cases

How it is used

Security as a continuous process

Inventory → threat modelling → protection architecture → implementation → monitoring → response → analysis → improvement. Security becomes not a set of purchased products, but a continuously running management loop.

Standards and methodologies

Work may draw on ISO/IEC 27001, ISO/IEC 42001, the NIST Cybersecurity Framework, the NIST AI Risk Management Framework, the NIST Generative AI Profile, MITRE ATT&CK, MITRE ATLAS, OWASP, the OWASP GenAI Security Project, plus industry and national requirements. The specific standard is set by project requirements.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Is GenSec just an integrator of information security products?
No. We can integrate traditional security tooling, but we treat security as part of the overall technology architecture of the organisation: infrastructure, applications, data, artificial intelligence, agents and physical systems.
Do you protect AI models and AI agents?
Yes, this is one of the key streams of GenSec. We address threats to models, data, RAG, prompts, tools, memory and the autonomous actions of agents.
Can employees be prevented from sending corporate data to public AI services?
A controlled corporate environment can be built in which AI access goes through approved models, gateways, policies and data control mechanisms. The specific architecture depends on the processes and requirements of the organisation.
Which is safer — a cloud or a local model?
Location alone does not guarantee security. A local model gives more infrastructure control, but also requires quality administration, protection and monitoring. The choice depends on the data, threats, economics and requirements of the organisation.
What is prompt injection?
A class of attack in which specially crafted instructions attempt to change the intended behaviour of a language model or the application using it. The consequences become especially serious when the model has access to corporate data or external tools.
Can an AI agent become a threat to the company?
Yes, if it receives overly broad permissions, untrusted input or uncontrolled access to tools. That is exactly why an agent architecture must include access rights, limits, logging, action verification and a mechanism for human intervention.
How does GenView differ from GenSec?
GenView is a machine vision technology: it perceives and analyses what is happening. GenSec is a security system: it defines access rules, threats and responses, and unites different protective measures into a single loop.
Do you guarantee there will be no cyberattacks?
No. Absolutely secure information systems do not exist. The task of GenSec is to reduce the probability of a successful incident, limit its consequences, shorten detection time and ensure the organisation can recover.
Do we have to replace all our existing infrastructure?
Not necessarily. GenSec can be introduced in stages: usually the most critical assets and risks are identified first, after which the protective loop is developed step by step.

The set of protective measures, applicable standards, metrics, SLA procedures and testing boundaries are determined individually from the results of inventory and threat modelling, depend on the current state of the client IT estate and are fixed in bilateral contracts and service agreements. Information on this site is for reference only and does not constitute a public offer within the meaning of Article 437 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation.

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The information on this website is for informational purposes only, reflects the results of specific integration projects and does not constitute a public offer as defined by Article 437 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation. All calculations, partner-program terms and economic indicators are individual for each project and are fixed solely in bilateral agreements.