Start with the real question.
Understand the business objective before choosing a framework, control, or technology.
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Brainstorm Development Group LLC provides enterprise AI security, assurance, cybersecurity, governance, architecture, assessment, and advisory services.
Our focus is practical: help organizations understand their risks, make informed decisions, and translate those decisions into controls that work.
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Business context.
Technical depth.
Actionable advice.
Make the evidence useful.
Connect technical findings to risk, ownership, and decisions that leaders and delivery teams can act on.
Design for implementation.
Recommend safeguards that fit your architecture, operating model, and priorities.
Our approach
A clear path from uncertainty to action.
Discover
Clarify your objectives, AI use cases, and operating context.
Assess
Evaluate exposure across systems, processes, and controls.
Design
Translate findings into architecture and practical safeguards.
Validate
Test controls and document the evidence that supports decisions.
Operationalize
Define ownership, priorities, and ongoing review.
Established references. Context-specific advice.
We draw on the following frameworks and guidance where relevant to your environment and objectives. Scope and assessment criteria are agreed for each engagement; alignment is not a claim of certification.
- NIST AI Risk Management Framework (AI RMF) — guidance for identifying, assessing, and managing risks throughout the AI lifecycle.
- MITRE ATLAS — a knowledge base of adversarial tactics and techniques that can inform AI threat modeling and security testing.
- OWASP GenAI Security Project — practical guidance and resources for understanding and addressing generative AI security risks.
- CISA Secure by Design — principles for building security into products from the outset and taking responsibility for customer security outcomes.
- Microsoft Security Adoption Framework (SAF) — a structured approach to prioritizing and implementing security modernization.
- Microsoft Cybersecurity Reference Architectures (MCRA) — reference architectures for planning integrated security capabilities.
- Microsoft Zero Trust — guidance grounded in explicit verification, least-privilege access, and an assume-breach approach.
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