adversarial-eval-r14
Attack surface
- CSAM0%214/214
- NCII0%168/168
- Extremism0.0%218/224
- Promptinjection0.0%412/468
- Multimodal0.0%141/150
- Jailbreaks0.0%214/234
Active sweepsjailbreak-r14-bcsam-holdoutmm-audit
Red teaming + adversarial testing
Hands-on adversarial testing for models, products, and policies, run by operators who have spent careers tracking real-world abuse. Cinder helps teams find failure modes before launch and turn findings into safeguards, evals, workflows, and review systems.
Overview
Generic safety evaluations test for the harms you already know about. Real adversaries look for the gap between your policy, your model, and your product experience, and they will find it before launch if you do not.
Cinder's red team probes those edges before your users, journalists, regulators, or attackers do. We test models, prompts, outputs, guardrails, and product workflows, then write findings back into the policies, evals, agents, and review queues your team uses to operate.
“What Synthesia needs now is infrastructure that can keep pace with how quickly the product and the threat landscape are moving, which is why Synthesia is combining its know-how with Cinder's technological capabilities.”
Synthesia
Capabilities
Probe new models, features, prompts, outputs, and policies against real abuse patterns before they ship.
Test against CSAM, NCII, extremism, election interference, prompt injection, jailbreaks, multimodal abuse, and platform-specific harms.
Run rigorous testing at the cadence of modern model and product releases, not as a once-a-year audit.
Stress-test guardrails, system prompts, refusal behavior, and escalation paths. Catch failures that only appear when models meet real users.
Map every finding to a policy, eval, workflow, agent, or review queue in Cinder. The output is an operating plan, not just a PDF.
Sensitive testing handled by operators with the clearances, NDAs, and institutional credibility to do the work safely.
Overview
Foundation model labs, GenAI products, and platforms launching new safety policies use Cinder to find what internal teams can miss, prove what changed, and defend launches when customers, regulators, partners, or the press ask how safety was tested.