Open resources for securing AI systems.
A practical route from assessment to field guidance, threat modeling, and technical documentation. Use what is available today and see clearly what is still being built.
Start with the assessmentTwo public entry points today. Two open tools in development.
- 01AssessAvailable
- 02LearnEditorial review
- 03ModelIn development
- 04DocumentIn development
One practice, four moves.
The collection follows the work: identify what you know, build a shared method, model the system, then preserve the evidence.
- 01/04
Assess
AI Security Assessment
A 40-question progression from AI foundations to practitioner decisions across LLM applications, RAG, agents, and MCP.
No account required.
AvailableStart the assessment - 02/04
Learn
AI Red Teaming Field Guide
A field reference organized by attack surface for authorized testing of AI-enabled systems.
The web structure is online while the English source completes technical and editorial review. Spanish publication follows the reviewed source.
Editorial reviewRead the guide - 03/04
Model
Agentic Threat Modeler
An upcoming open PhiloCyber tool for the threat-modeling stage of the workflow.
Repository, interface, and release details are not public yet.
In developmentSee the modeler - 04/04
Document
PhiloNotes
An upcoming open PhiloCyber tool for the documentation stage of the workflow.
Repository, interface, and release details are not public yet.
In developmentMeet PhiloNotes
Begin with evidence, not assumptions.
The assessment establishes a baseline. The guide then turns gaps into a structured learning path.