Four obligations — transparency, human oversight, risk and robustness, data governance. Aligned by design, not retrofitted.
These are the safeguards we hold ourselves to in every deployment, whatever the final risk designation.
Every figure in every report is traceable to its source.
Reports carry evidence links — telemetry, cross-agent verification, cryptographically signed claim IDs. Nothing in a finding exists without a pointer to the simulation data it came from.
The platform recommends. People decide. Always.
AlphaGraph never triggers real-world action. Reports flow to a named decision owner, checkpoints are logged at brief / review / act, and overrides are captured — so oversight is a feature of the workflow, not a promise in a policy.
Fabrications are caught before reports leave the pipeline.
An independent fact-checker agent cross-verifies every claim against simulation telemetry. Adversarial inputs — injection attempts, homoglyph tricks, system-marker spoofs — are stripped and logged at the sanitiser before model context is ever assembled.
Your data is tenant-isolated, EU-resident, and never used for training.
Briefs and reports live in schema-isolated tenants inside an EU region. Customer data is contractually excluded from model training. Encryption, purpose limitation, and retention windows are configurable per deployment and reflected in your DPIA.