AI, secure by design.

Put AI to work.
Keep it secure.

Blueprint AI helps organizations operationalize practical AI and build defense in depth security. We use the fewest tools that do the job.

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Project
Blueprint AI
Scope
AI adoption + security
Frameworks
NIST CSF 2.0 · ISO/IEC 27090
Method
Minimum effective toolset

AI adoption

Operationalize AI that solves a real business problem.

Most AI projects stall between the pilot and daily use. We start with the business problem, pick the simplest path that solves it, and stay until your people use it every day.

AAdopt

Adopt a platform

Many problems need no custom build. We help you select, roll out and govern the AI platforms your teams already ask for, with the right data connected and the right access controls set.

PlatformsAnthropic Claude · Glean · OpenAI

BBuild

Build a custom solution

When the problem is specific to your business, we design and build on the cloud you already run. You own the solution, the data stays in your environment, and your team can operate it.

PlatformsMicrosoft Foundry on Azure · Amazon Bedrock

How an engagement runs

  1. Find the problemName the business outcome and how you will measure it.
  2. Choose the pathAdopt or build. We recommend the simpler one.
  3. Prove itRun a focused pilot with real users and real data.
  4. OperationalizeRoll out, train your people, and set up governance.

Security

Secure by design. Defense in depth.

We build your security program in layers, with the NIST Cybersecurity Framework as the backbone. Each of its six functions gets an owner, a control and a way to measure it. Where AI is in scope, we add the controls in ISO/IEC 27090.

GVGovernSet risk strategy, roles and policy.
IDIdentifyKnow your assets, data and exposure.
PRProtectControl identity, access and data.
DEDetectSpot attacks and anomalies early.
RSRespondContain incidents and communicate.
RCRecoverRestore operations and improve.
The six functions of NIST CSF 2.0
NIST CSF 2.0

The backbone

Organizes the whole program into six functions, so every control has a place and an owner.

ISO/IEC 27090:2026

The AI layer

Published in October 2026, it names the threats specific to AI systems, including data poisoning, prompt injection, model theft and training data leakage, and the controls that address them across the life cycle.

ISO/IEC 27001 · 42001

Where it fits

ISO/IEC 27090 is guidance, not a separate management system. It works inside the ones you may already run.

Our method

The minimum effective toolset.

Fewer tools. Lower cost. Stronger security.

Security stacks grow by accident. Tools overlap, budgets climb, and gaps remain. We map what you already own to the framework, remove the overlap, and close the gaps with the fewest tools that do the job.

ATYPICAL STACKOVERLAPGAPGAPGVIDPRDERSRCUNEVEN COVERAGE
BMINIMUM EFFECTIVE TOOLSETREMOVEDGVIDPRDERSRCFULL COVERAGE
Fig. 02 · Illustrative. Yellow marks a gap, then the control that closes it.

Where they meet

AI adoption and security are one plan.

AI touches your most sensitive data and your most important workflows. Treating security as a later phase is how AI programs get blocked or breached. We draw both on the same sheet.

Secure every AI rollout

Identity, data access and usage policy are part of the design from the first day. Your AI sees only what each user is allowed to see.

Govern AI like any other risk

AI use sits inside the same framework as the rest of your security program. Leadership gets one view of risk, with no separate process to maintain.

Hold AI to a published standard

We secure your AI systems against the controls in ISO/IEC 27090, the international standard for AI security. Your auditors, insurers and customers get an answer they recognize.

One team for both

You get no handoff between an AI consultant and a security consultant. The people who design the solution also design its controls.

AI adoptionPLATFORMSCUSTOM BUILDSPROTOTYPESOne planISO/IEC 27090IDENTITYDATA ACCESSSecurityNIST CSF 2.0MINIMUM TOOLSETDETECT + RESPOND
Fig. 03 · Two practices, one sheet

Engagements

Six ways to start.

Both practices follow the same path. Assess where you stand, align your leaders, then deliver.

AssessKnow where you stand
AlignAgree on what matters
DeliverBuild it or run it

AI adoption

Assessment

AI Readiness Assessment

We review your data, tools, skills and governance against the AI use cases you care about.

You get a readiness scorecard and a prioritized roadmap.

Workshop

AI Mindmeld Workshop

A working session with your business leaders and our AI practitioners. We agree on the problems worth solving.

You get a ranked shortlist of AI use cases with owners.

Workshop

AI Prototyping Workshop

We build a working prototype of one use case with your team, on your data. You see it work before you fund it.

You get a working prototype and a build-or-adopt recommendation.

Security

Assessment

Security Baseline Assessment

We measure your controls against the six NIST CSF functions, and your AI systems against ISO/IEC 27090, to find the overlaps and the gaps.

You get a baseline scorecard and a prioritized remediation plan.

Workshop

Security Mindmeld Workshop

A working session with your IT, security and business leaders. We agree on the risks that matter and design the minimum effective toolset.

You get a target architecture and a list of tools to keep, cut or add.

Managed service

Managed Detection and Response

An ongoing service that monitors your environment, investigates alerts and responds to threats.

You get continuous monitoring, incident response and regular reporting.

Not sure which one fits?

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Contact

Start with a conversation.

Tell us the problem you want to solve. We will tell you plainly whether AI, security, or both can help, and what the simplest next step looks like.

Email hello@your-domain.com